This compote is 4 1/2" high and 9 5/8" at its widest. I believe the impressed mark is Wedgwood but I can't decipher the additional marks along...
Such a loss. Prayers for his family. RIP, George.
Back in the mid 2000s, Lowe's (a home improvement store, for those of you not in the US) was doing a "change out" of its bath and kitchen...
They remind me of Mandruzzato, but Mandruzzato bottoms would be smooth.
Thank you all so much! With your information, I've been able to find a couple of other pieces with very similar decoration, though no two seem to...
This low compote has a pretty pattern, measures 9 1/2" in diameter and is slightly over 2" high at the rim. The only mark is the British Registry...
I believe this is a vase/centerpiece by Duncan Miller, but I'm wondering if anyone recognizes the cutting/engraving or what company may have done...
Thanks, Greg. I'll look him up!
The American Cut Glass Association has a Facebook discussion group. If you have an account, you might check with them on the maker and pattern of...
I hope it's okay to post this question here. We recently moved and the movers broke my Holdcroft majolica shell compote. I also have a big...
Mottahedeh currently owns/sells Rookwood. I don't know the mark they're using, but the glaze looks like it could be one of theirs....
Try the ACGA FB page. Their members are amazing at IDs.
Why do you think this is Asian? Looks like yelloware.
Wait for the experts, but your pretty vases appear to be opaline glass, Victorian era. The numbers on the bottom suggest continental origin,...
Love this! Thank you for sharing!
Bakersgma, THANK YOU!!! So very few antiques and collectibles have a known provenance. It's wonderful to know about the original owner of this...
I'm hoping someone can help date this sterling silver water pitcher. Is has a nice inscription on the underside: "Presented to Captain Henry L...
I apologize profusely for the Haeger attribution. I was looking at the wrong line in the information in my book. It's listed as unknown maker. I...
My head vase book shows it as Royal Haeger.
Coffee set, I believe. Chocolate pots usually have a small spout near the top of the pot. Coffee pots have the elongated spout like yours, and the...
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