Not an expert, but it certainly looks like one of his.
Certainly could be. (We just moved and there's no Hobby Lobby near us - I'm thrilled.)
Thank you so much!
I had this bowl listed but took it down because I was second guessing myself on a Nippon attribution. (It may come up in a google image search,...
You have good eyes, Aquitane! I'm inclined to think the finish is applied and baked on as you suggested. When I tried to clean the bottom with a...
I've had this a long time and bought it because I liked the shape and color. I don't know what the metal is, though a magnet doesn't stick to it...
Any thoughts on this 11 7/8" charger plate? It's somewhat RS Prussia-ish, but the only mark is a faintly impressed "Germany Germany" followed by...
Thank you! Certainly looks similar. There's no evidence of the word Germany on mine, though, and I'm still wondering about the blue mark.
I'm trying to figure out the maker of this vase. About 6 3/4" tall, hand painted, with 401 / 17 in European style numbers along with a blurry blue...
Say-it-slowly, I think the markings on the bottom of mine are likely the same as in your link. The first 3 may be letters, and I wonder if they're...
Yes, I found an Olfaire one (maybe the same one you found) with same/similar design at the base, but the mark on the bottom was raised and very...
Hi Everyone! Would you have any idea who made this pitcher? It's 9" tall and is marked on the bottom, but the mark is blurry - could be one word...
Thanks, Bear. The pattern definitely looks like late 19th century.
I can't seem to find this mark, so any help is appreciated. 8 sided porcelain plate, 8 7/8" diameter, marked only with a crown and Coalport in...
Thank you! That's it!
Does anyone know what these were used for? My guesses are ashtrays or spoon rests, but WDIK? 4 1/2" long, 2 1/4" wide, 1/2" high, curved opening...
You may want to check the shape gallery here: http://www.cardersteubenclub.com
Long shot - can anyone ID this ashtray? It appears to be high quality glass. All the top edges are cut and beveled. The glass is non-reactive,...
Looks like a hobbyist piece to me, but others will be along to comment.
If you have a Facebook account, you might try looking on the American Cut Glass Assoc. page. Perhaps one of the members can ID, or you can look at...
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