Not Limoges. Almost all Limoges is marked. Could be hobbyist but I doubt it because the work is just a little too good. It can be tougher to...
This is going to be one of those cases where "the buyer will need to make their own determination." I don't see any harm in noting the Shenandoah...
Hello and welcome Marion - this information on this site may help. When possible please include a photo of the item question - not just a photo...
Capodimonte, as it used nowadays, is a catchall term for this type of pottery with putti and bright colors based on an Italian theme. The...
It's not unusual for early yellow ware to be unmarked. Much of it cannot be attributed back to a particular manufacturer. Figures of animals are...
I'll bet the folks here will have additional ideas. We've got some really good folks that know Bohemian glass.
Wow, that's nice! You're right, it's not Fenton. More likely Czech I would think. Don
More a green onion or a gourd I would think but I'm sure it's open to interpretation. Don
Hi and welcome Elle - there are always exceptions but, yes, I would expect Empoli to be a bit more delicate - in both design and execution. Also...
Thank you so much, anundverhaufen! Don
Thank you, Aquitaine. I suppose it could also be a 7 referring to a 7" size? Don
Hello Everyone - The figurine stands a little more than 7 1/2" tall. The style looks familiar but I can't quite place it. Any help in...
I agree with owned. I think it's something about the thickness of the clear coat that me. Don
Size might be helpful. I'm thinking it might be some type of crock as opposed to a planter. Don
B & Co. is Bernardaud & Co. They were the successor company to Delinieres & Co. I can't really see the mark well (need a new glasses...
US Glass Indiana pattern. http://www.eapgs.org/patterns/pattern-details.php?idx=311
Will work for either but with those squared sides I would lean towards a serving bowl. Pretty traditional mass produced cabinet bowl with decal...
I agree with moreotherstuff and cluttered. I seem to remember another discussion about a belt mark but I don't know that it was ever identified. Don
Lustre style finishes have a long history but pearlized finishes of this nature usually date post WW II. Can't tell you too much more about them....
The color on some Mikasa glass pieces are more like tints and come off in the dishwasher. Don't ask me how I know. Don
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