Judging by the decoration and the handles it looks more like a celery. Still at 14 1/2" it's awfully long for a celery. :confused: Don
I try and list things as soon as I get the information. Otherwise I have a habit of forgetting what I just learned! :) Don
I believe you are correct about the age. Very late 19th century or very early 20th. Heubach is known primarily for dolls and figurines. A...
I saw pottery in Puerto Rico that was very similar. This is one of the first pieces of studio art pottery that I ever bought and is still a...
I've always thought the color was meant to evoke mahogany. Don
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Verlys of America called this vase "Gems". Verlys of France called this their #1157 "Les Cabachons". If it's only marked with only the word...
Thank you. Sorry I cannot help with your question. It's really not my area. Don
Sorry, that's a question I can't answer with any certainty but I would think if it was meant for the Chinese market the mark would not be in...
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Not Roseville. It's Hull Magnolia pattern. Cornucopia vase might be the shape. Don
I believe that technique was used approximately from the late 1960's through the 1980's. It may be from a mold used by hobbyists. Don
It might be easier to date if we could see the pattern. Don
Thank you! Humphrey:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:!
Thank you, Tallcakes. Your willingness to share your vast knowledge is always much appreciated. Don
Multiple numbers are not uncommon. One may indicate the decoration code and another could be the mold. There just was no common numbering system...
Hello Board Buddies! I don't usually post more than one inquiry at a time but I believe these pieces might be related. Both were originally...
We all are the best! Don
Jeannette shell pink covered candy dish. Produced from 1957-1959. Current ebay asking prices range from $9.50 to $22.00. Don
You are correct but I don't believe this basket is Fenton. The handle is wrong and the color is not one of theirs. Also further note the base....
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