Yes, definitely European I would think. I can read the numbers fairly well, just wondering about the beginning letter(s). Sort of reminds me of...
You're right - my mistake!
I guess this is opaline glass? it's transparent, just under 7" tall. It has a slightly concave ground and polished pontil and is numbered, though...
Thank you so much! The Roma examples in my Huxford book don't include this piece or any piece with dogwood, so I guess that's why I overlooked it.
I thought this might be Weller, but I've checked my Weller book and then Roseville, RRP, and Brush McCoy and don't see this piece. It's 7 3/8"...
Both are definitely North Carolina pottery. The pitcher is usually called a Rebecca jug.
Dimensions would be helpful. According to thepotteries.org website, the EF Bodley company was founded 1862. If I'm reading the info correctly,...
If you're on Facebook, the ACGA has a board where you can ask for an ID of your pattern. You can look for mark on the glass. You'll need to look...
Here's another piece that's been hiding in the back of the closet's top shelf. It was hard to photograph to get the color right, but it's yellow...
Your ABP platter pattern is called Hob Diamond. Sorry, don't know who made it.
There's a Blenko collector page on Facebook that could likely help with ID.
Yes. We owned a B&M store in the 80s and sold new Quimper.
I've had some success with Mother's Chrome Polish and lots of rubbing.
Thank you very much!
Need some help with this military field phone, please. Would anyone know the maker, era (WWII?), what language? I think the warning message means...
Yes, you'll need a container (plastic bin with a vented cover works well) that will hold the entire platter. Completely submerge the platter in...
Thanks, cxgirl!
I've never had any Maling pottery before, and I think these are so pretty. In researching, I see the higher valued ones are sometimes called...
I have a large (22" diameter) wall plate with fruit decoration hanging in my kitchen. It's marked Italy on the back. I can't find my original...
Thanks, everyone!
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