Not McCoy. I'm also leaning towards RRP. Don
I'm surprised it's marked at all. First time I've ever seen that type of glass marked. Don
Personally I think it's an older piece (early 20th century) and American. I can't find a positive ID though. This type of glaze was popular in...
Anything on the bottom? It's in a yellow ware style but can't guess the age just based on this one shot. Don
Thank you for the bottom shot. I believe it's European - Late 1800's or very early 1900's. Others may be able to pin down the country of...
Size would help too Dano. Maybe a custard cup? Don
Welcome Dano - Can you supply a bottom shot please? You be surprised what we can tell just be seeing what the bottom looks like. The way the...
I'm getting a newish vibe. Kind of a late 20th take on Egyptian/Greek revival. JMHO. Regardless it's very pretty. Don
Thank you so much, Bakersgma! I see it now. :wacky: Don
Hello Board Buddies - Please forgive me if this is a duplicate inquiry. I thought I asked about this vase awhile ago but I can't find the thread...
It would be large for Sabino anyway. At least here in the States we usually just see small figurines. But I believe there were other French...
I looked around but didn't find much. Studio pottery is notoriously difficult to ID. Frankly, I wouldn't spend too much more time on it. It's a...
Wish I could help - they are quite beautiful. The French also made some very nice opal glass. Don
Is the piece artist signed? Pickard pieces usually increase in value if artist signed. Don
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Well, this was a bit of a surprise. They identified these on the EAPG page as Fostoria #1819 also known as Dandelion! Don
Can we see a picture of the whole item. Is it a vase or a figurine or ? Don
Thank you. That's rather part of the problem though. There's nothing particularly distinctive about a hex base or the panels. The only...
And no one but a collector would notice or care about a hairline crack. It will make a lovely fruit bowl. Don
I think you're right figtree3 - I'm baffled. I have heard that RS Prussia and Nippon borrowed ideas from each other which could explain the...
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