Degenhart called these Kat Slippers. They are shown in Gene Florence's Degenhart Glass book but I don't believe the Degenhart version has the...
Welcome LMarie - not Fenton. It's not a color Fenton produced if it has the slight lime tone or iridescence that is showing on my monitor. There...
The berry bowls appear to be an early Geisha Girl porcelain. Geisha ware is not hard to find but the extra blue in your bowls may make them a...
Found a couple of more pieces hiding in plain site. The front two vases are the Rosecraft line I believe. Often overlooked because they were...
I'm not sure I'd bother. If clutter is correct (and I believe clutter is) than soaking the figurine to remove the felt may cause the paint to...
Very nice glaze. The bottom doesn't look like any of the Ohio potteries I'm familiar with. Other than that I'm afraid I don't have much to...
I don't intentionally collect but as I have demonstrated time and again I can't resist a bargain. My Roseville tends to be scattered around but I...
Pens were always popular graduation gifts and very few were marked. I remember getting a pen and pencil set for my grade school graduation...
I think you are right that it's not Indiana. The diamonds look sharper and more numerous than I would expect on Indiana. The top on Monticello...
Thank you owned and Sandra. I'll research those names. It's quite possible the lid doesn't belong. It is perched there and the fit is not very...
Hello Board Friends - I'm looking for help on who made this Wedgwood style covered dish. It stands 7" to the top of the finial. Both top and...
Thank you INH. It's the pitchers shown in Figure 3 that I'm concerned about. It's a very helpful link. Don
Thanks, blooey. I ruled out Fenton since it's blown. Don
Hello Board Friends! I'd like to get some opinions on the origin of this vase. It stands almost 9" tall. I bought it at auction recently and it...
It resembles Tiara's Sandwich pattern but there are some differences. A variation or someone else's version? Don
I know what you mean. The bottle itself is probably vintage but it may have been bohoed at any point. Can you see anything under the paint? I'm...
Are the pebbly surfaces glazed? Sometimes they are left without glaze to provide a rougher surface for striking. Don
I agree with Aquitaine - small decorative vases. Kind of a poor man's version of Old Paris style. Circa 1900 IMHO but tough to pin down further...
The flat paint doesn't say Moser to me. I'd expect the decoration to be a bit more refined. I think you are correct, though, that it is a...
Welcome, Morris. I have a book called "Antique Porcelain Boxes, Identification and Value Guide" (Harran) which states the following on pg. 25...
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