Any Jewelry - you constantly amaze me with the breadth of your knowledge and experience. I could have guessed forever and not come up with Uzbeki...
I'm with aaroncab - very pretty. I'm also leaning towards Japanese based on the shape of the cups but that purple lustre glaze is unusual. Or is...
Hey, that's closer to a production date than when I started. Thanks again! Don
Thanks, Cherryhill! The crystal is rather brilliant but it has more of a plunk than a ring. Don
Hello Board Friends - I was able to score a group of five celery vases at an auction recently. I've identified three but this is one of the two I...
I would offer that the knob on the stem was deleted due to the short length of the stem. At that size it could have been a master berry bowl....
You could call it either a charger or a decorative wall plate. I think of a charger as more of an underplate or serving plate for a dinner but no...
Thank you, Bakersgma! 1974 then. Don
Hello Board Friends - I bought several flats of delft at an auction yesterday. A real mixed bag including what I'm pretty sure is some Made in...
Thank you for the confirmation folks! I was sure there was no way this could be anything but a reproduction. Don
I'm sorry but that looks like a Made in China bottom. 30 years ago it would have been close to brand new. Don
2nd piece is also Zanesville matte green. 4th piece I think is McCoy blended glaze. Hard to tell for sure from that picture. Don
The first might be Diana, a Depression glass pattern, but I don't know that I've come across a bowl with a rolled edge in that pattern. I would...
I only have a limited knowledge of steins but your pictures make it tough to tell see some of the more important features. The top and handle are...
Owned can probably answer that question better than me. Owned and others helped educate me in what to look for. I recognized the general style:...
I do remember that there was a company that made an owl on nest. I think it was Westmoreland. SBSVC reminded me of that dish. Westmoreland also...
Looks like it might be blue Staffordshire transferware. Hard to tell much more without a mark. Don
Hello Board Buddies! Today's mystery is who made this owl head paperweight. It measures 3 1/8" across the base and 2 1/2" tall. Reminds me of...
Thank you, Any Jewelry. My mom (who collects Heisey) said the same thing. I thought it looked more like a whirling comet but she took one look...
Little bits of damage are usually considered acceptable on items this old, delicate, and ornate. It is quite beautiful. It could be more of an...
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