I thought you photographed the design very well. I wouldn't be surprised if the same manufacturer who made your glasses also made the Wayfair...
Welcome tkobo - it will be difficult to tell you much beyond identifying the area of production as Bohemia (Czech). Only very limited records...
The quail was produced by American Art Potteries (one of the Morton, Illinois potteries). The pottery companies in Morton have a rather tangled...
It may be an obliterated mark. Perhaps it was considered a factory second? Don
I had a somewhat similar vase that was identified as Bunzlau pottery. It was in Germany but I believe that area is now in Poland. Don
Hi Rob - It's actually considered later than Depression era. There's a section in the Florence's "Collectible Glassware from the 40's, 50s,...
Hi Barn Owl - I appreciate any and all responses. I'm not sure what you mean by opaline vs. milk glass. I always rather thought as George stated...
I think the pattern might be Button Panels. Don
Hello Board Buddies! I need some help with this dresser box. It measures 5" long, 3 1/2" at its widest and about 2 1/2" tall. It has a satin...
Whatever it is I've got one in the kitchen I haven't watered in weeks!!:jawdrop::jawdrop::jawdrop: Fortunately it's a forgiving plant in that...
These popped up all over the place in the late 1990's - early 2000's. At the time they ran around the $20 range. I remember seeing a lot of them...
I think from the mark we could say this one is from Greece - specifically Faliraki, Rhodes. I would guess tourist pottery. It's an interesting...
According to the book this pattern was sold with a satin finish and hand painted flowers. Don
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I think it's Lancaster's Kay pattern. They identified this shape as an "orange bowl". Found in crystal (clear and satin finish), topaz, and...
I never had any luck with Venus flytraps either. I'm not sure I'd try one in this pot though. Flytraps needs to be kept moist and with an...
Cactus planter perhaps? It would have to be a plant that didn't require much water. Miniature cacti are still sold here in the States in garden...
I think you're correct. My first thought was Japanese especially given the marks. It was sweet of someone to buy it for you but my last thought...
Looks like it will go into the "New Unknown" category. Thanks for the help everyone! Don
I must agree that it does look new There are no signs of wear on the base. It's not a sulfide though. It's more like the image is molded in. Don
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