Thank you, cluttered. I think you are probably right about Viking or Kanawha. Those links are most appreciated and very convincing. If I can...
Hello Board Buddies - I'm not sure if I made a mistake on this one or not. I thought I was buying a Fenton hat vase but now I'm not so sure....
I'm glad you put these in a new thread. I get so confused when there are multiple unrelated items in a single thread. A lack of brain cells on...
As far as I can tell it is all hand painted but it could have been done on a gilded blank. Don
Not sure where you have listed but just change the listing from Mettlach to Nippon. They should sell depending on what you're asking. If you...
Welcome, Mark. I agree with laura9797. Nippon (Japanese). The date is correct although for the life of me I can't imagine why the auction house...
I'm going to go with German based on the bottoms. The later Japanese (and Chinese) pieces tend to have large holes in the base. You are more...
Welcome! They are very pretty. I believe the blue egg was marketed by Lenox. Don
I have to agree with janetpjohn - I've never seen a USA jar marked this way. Don
Thank you all so much! I knew the folks here could help me.:happy: Don
Hello Board Friends - I am hoping someone can tell me something about this cup and saucer. I think it might be Russian. I'm not sure if it...
Yes, quite possible. They did manufacture purple although I can't vouch for this shade in this mold. Don
Viking Glass also made a version called Finnish Crown. The Viking version was produced here in the US. Don
These were popular home decorator items in the 1950's-1960's. Sometimes given away in furniture stores free with a furniture purchase. No well...
I'm afraid I have to cast another vote for a Japanese origin. In general I avoid anything marked either Capodimonte or with the N crown mark. It...
There are reproductions of this shape. If you find any of this shape marked McCoy they are repros. The originals are all marked NM....
Here's my pair. Behind them is the same shape in white. Don [ATTACH]
The description in the $45 pair is closer to being correct. These are usually considered part of what collectors call the lily bud line although...
Welcome capitulation - they look like dresser or cologne bottles missing their stoppers - except maybe for the one on the farthest right. That...
I agree with Bakersgma. The way the numbering was done is another clue. Don
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