Do you think this is a fake piece? I can't find the mark anywhere on real/fake sites. The shape looks correct and there's age wear on the bottom,...
You might want to contact Crocker Farm at www.crockerfarm.com. I've heard they're very responsive to inquiries. If you contact them, be sure to...
I should have added that the red clay showing through on the bottom of your jug is indicative of NC pottery, but there's red clay in other parts...
Take a look at Hewell pottery. They seem to use that handle style quite a bit. Most of the alkaline glaze pottery I've had was more of an alkaline...
I'm a little hesitant to offer an opinion here as I'm not a NC pottery expert, though I've seen and handled quite a few pieces. Looking through...
Happy Anniversary!
Fornasetti sells, it's as simple as that. I bought an ashtray once for $2.50, listed it on Ebay at $175 BIN, and it sold within minutes. So, even...
Don't trouble yourself--just send it me and I'll take care of it :playful:
If you list it for sale, be sure to correct your spelling. It's Brand-Chatillon, not Catillon.
WAG - Murano?
Try googling Murano Tutti Frutti and AVeM.
If you vase is iridescent glass, then I'm a little puzzled. Loetz and other Czech/Bohemian makers did silver overlay (common term) green...
cluttered - the few parian butter dishes I could find all were 3 piece--lid, bowl, under plate. Sauce dish seems plausible too, though. I really...
Take a look at the foot (feet?) of this pair (lot 183): https://www.aspireauctions.com/#!/catalog/340/1669/lot/65931
I haven't been able to pin down your piece. I assume it's a butter dish? Bennington loved decorating with bunches of grapes, so I'm leaning in...
I do think it's old. I'll do a little research tonight and see if I can find anything.
Beautiful. I don't know if you're planning to sell it, but if it were I, I'd have to keep it for quite awhile before I'd be able to let it go.
Though the glass may be Tiffin--not sure if they did the straight stem or just the "lady leg", but having searched for quite some time, I'm pretty...
Your pitcher is shown on p. 46 of Bennington Pottery and Porcelain by Richard Carter Barrett (1958). He calls it "Daffodil Pattern" and dates it...
I vote old. Love it.
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