Hello Bri - it's possible that this cup was not part of a full dinnerware set. Sometimes only tea or dessert sets were produced. When I get a...
:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
No one here will make fun of you, BREN, for asking questions. We are started somewhere and we all continue to learn. Every day there is a post...
No - the year in parenthese is the year sold. Don
I would assume from Doty's reference that the matter of who made this pattern may be in some dispute. My Dugan/Diamond book (Heacock, Measell,...
Sorry to revive this thread after all this time but I found a matching bell with the Bohemia Crystal Czechoslovakia foil label. Don [ATTACH]
Thank you, aaroncab! That's a very helpful synopsis of the major Japanese import labels. As for the jar I'm not sure there's much more...
I understand and I also find ammonia a bit harsh on my skin. The smell of the Krud Kutter is difficult to describe but non unpleasant. I don't...
Hi Patd - Only ceramic floor and counter tiles. I've never had occasion to use it on art pottery tiles. Don
Not quite sure how Krud Kutter got the reputation it apparently has. I've used it for years and never had it damage anything. It gets a lot of...
It's almost impossible to say anything for certain. It is similar to satin glass tumblers produced for lemonade/beverage sets circa 1900. There...
Hull did use divided feet especially as they moved into florist lines. There's a tendency to try and slot pottery items with wedge bottoms into...
Tree bark brought up an Anchor Hocking ashtray which I currently have for sale as an ebay auction. That puppy is worth watching for. It seems to...
I wish it was a cigar ashtray but the slots are too narrow. Unsigned unfortunately. Could be Scandinavian though? Thank you both for sharing...
My vote would be Hull. Hull did a line called Rainbow which included a tangerine glaze which had a blended glaze beginning in white at the top....
Thanks for the suggestion, cluttered! I checked my Dean Six Viking book and did a google search but couldn't turn it up. I think it's a bit...
Thank you, TallCakes! The decoration on the second candlestick you show would argue for a Depression glass time frame. I wonder if Indiana is a...
Hello everyone! Does anyone recognize this blue ashtray? It's around 7 1/2" across, 2 1/8" tall and very heavy. Looks like a mid-century modern...
Hi Rayo56 - The black glass glowing purple is sometimes referred to as black amethyst. My candlestick does not show purple; it's solid black. Don
Thank you, Mill Cove, for taking the time to pull this together. I remember the NC queries. The above is most helpful. It is especially nice to...
Separate names with a comma.
