I thought it might be Hubley, but it doesn't have their cottage number on it. It's marked with CN and then 43 (lower right) on the back. 7 1/4"...
Dudson pottery did the black and white "Gordon" pattern and was also known for its jasper ware. The pieces were not marked Dudson but sometimes...
I looked through Madigan's book on Steuben and didn't see your piece.
Thanks, Greg. No glow. I was thinking more mid century, but WDIK?
Chartreuse-y green with ground and polished rim, oval optic body, and thick base that also has the optic on the sides and kind of a spoke or...
Thanks, Cluttered! I'd looked at the Gotheborg site and completely missed it. Do you think this would be considered Nippon?
I posted this years ago and didn't get an ID, so I thought I'd try again. It's porcelain with gilt enamel decoration. 9 1/2" tall. Twisted branch...
Thank you very much! Now to see if I can find some info on the Simmons company.
Yes, the back isn't flat, slightly concave. It's smooth and shiny. And the piece is translucent. (Whitish line on the left is just light...
This cameo was my mother's. I'm not sure where she purchased it (I was thinking maybe Italy, but I'm probably wrong). She likely bought it in the...
Any thoughts on origin or age?
There's a cross, though not technically a crucifix. Google images shows some of the lidded ones, but I don't see one with a crucifix, just a cross.
I assume this is some type of religious communion object but I'm stumped on age and how to describe. The grapes motif makes me think it's for...
Y'all are just amazing! Thank you!!!
Love these!
Pretty pot with petite rose, interesting leaf double handle, and petal feet. Unmarked. I'm thinking Germany? Approx. 9 3/8" tall. Any help...
I've seen this vase at auctions, and there's one in a booth at our local antique mall. I've also seen it online attributed to different makers...
Wow! Y'all are good! Thank you very much!
This bottom of the box is marked "Au Louvre Paris" so I'm thinking these were perhaps something from the gift shop. There are 13 stamps that fit...
I'm going with Harrach, too.
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