Most sellers identify this as a Viking Leaf piece but I can't give you a book reference. Don
That may not be a mark aaron. It could just be a decorator code. I don't think I've ever seen a simple double line code with a manufacturer ID....
You may find more pieces in this pattern by searching "strawflower". The pattern is usually German. The Etsy seller you link to should probably...
I found something similar on the replacements site by searching haviland pink daisies. It was labeled Schleiger 840f. Very, very few Theodore...
I don't think there's much doubt it's Fostoria's #281 pin box with cover. The interior shot of the box shows it's glass (at least to me). It may...
Maybe for you.:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious: Don
Welcome Rachel Curran - I think Bev might be onto something. I also agree with owned in that I wouldn't be at all surprised if a third pitcher...
I'd speculate that these were produced on the cheap by an anonymous manufacturer on contract for "Studio Original Ceramics Design" - possibly as a...
It does look very nice. You can check eBay to see if there is a strong market for it or perhaps to find the matching decanter. If you're not...
Welcome Trantor13 - did you check the Replacements.com site? They list the pattern as discontinued and they have nothing in stock. The pieces...
I understand, Fig. I'm really leaning towards new because of the bright white and flat bottoms but I'm prepared to be wrong. Don
Marks are most helpful but not always reliable. A shot of the front, back, and bottom are preferred for figurines. The more information we have...
It's a contemporary piece by Imperial. Imperial did call the color ice green. This should help: http://www.ddoty.com/acanthusleaf.html If it's...
Hi Kiko - not Fig but I can tell you that it was common for the backs of these to be left unpainted. These were mass produced and there was a lot...
I've actually had pretty good luck selling the odd tile(s). Here in the US it has become popular to decorate kitchen backsplashes in a plain tile...
Seeing the figure right side up would help but I suspect it's a Japanese copy. Don
Just a suggestion but I think it would like better without the paint. Also not sure what going on with his right arm. Almost looks like he lost...
Hi Pat - It was my pleasure. Every now and then good old books still come in handy. ;) Don
It's Fenton. Swirl Pattern, Item #7056, dated 1954-1955. Source is John Walk's "The Big Book of Fenton Glass 1940-1970" revised 2nd Edition, pg....
I agree with Brazos. I would look towards an imported mid-century pitcher. Don
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