Hi Dan and welcome - I did find your piece without the cover in my LE Smith book (Tom Felt). If anyone has the book it is shown in Plates 774,...
Thank you, komo. They're not my usual taste but seemed unusual enough to explore. The stark white complexion is a little spooky but you gotta...
Thank you, owned! I'll contact them today and report back. Don
Y'all are making me laugh! :hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious: Don
Yes, he is, thank you, Any Jewelry and thank you, Aquitaine. I've already decided he'll join my little herd of glass animals. Don
Hello Board Friends! I'm hoping someone might recognize the mark on the back of these cold painted satin finished figurines. Each figurine is...
Hello Everyone! Doe anyone recognize this critter? I think it's a ram. It measures about 3 1/4" long and 2 1/4" tall It has a nicely polished...
It's hard to imagine getting that price unless someone knew what it was. I mean, it's cool but... I'd try the Studio Pottery group on Facebook if...
Welcome, Michelle201684. No, not really worth much. 1970's through 1990's. It's imported glassware. Decorative value only. I'd put it in the...
That's it! Thank you, Tallcakes! Don
Board Buddies - Help! I swear I've spent almost a week on and off searching for this little plate. First, I thought it was opalescent glass so I...
Yes, there is a collectors site on Facebook. it's called "Blenko Glass Collectors". If you don't run into Blenko very often it can save a lot of...
I would think earlier based on the satin glass finish - 30's maybe? Before the tomato juice and orange juice crowd moved to the smaller pitchers...
I'm rather with George. My guess would be a transitional lemonade set form sometime after the Victorian era but before gay fad really took off....
Hello Giulissa - I'm glad you found my comments helpful. It's a lovely little set and if it came up at a local auction I may very well have bid...
The pose itself doesn't make a lot of sense. Probably had other pieces with it that did not survive. Don
Interesting set. In the style of RS Prussia or Royal Bayreuth but the decoration is a bit too crude. Someone went to a lot of trouble on those...
I don't think repro on the jonquil. It's the blending that really makes the difference. The colors on the repros are two dimensional and flat...
1890-1907 seems about right. The color is original. It's rather pretty but semi vitreous American porcelain is not much in vogue at the moment....
About all I can say is that I don't think it's US production. The bottom is wrong for most of our manufacturers except perhaps for Haeger and it...
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