Very nice! My temptation would be to try them as a set first just in case. It would be easier to ship one package rather than four if nothing...
I didn't think my answer above completely through (which is happening more and more nowadays, sorry!). I was thinking of my experience as a...
JMHO but I think having the original box is a bit overrated. They take an incredible amount of space to store and some collectors are...
I could be wrong but I've got my doubts about this one. I think it may have been made to look old. There's a few things that bother me. The...
These are actually pretty rare. Noritake did make a lot of items but apparently not many in this particular shape and size. In 20 years of...
It's a bit strange how they run the show here. Our PBS station runs a Father Brown mystery at 10 p.m. on Saturday. Because there are no...
If it's anything like my ship it hit an iceberg years ago! We bought tickets for the last mega millions and I don't think we hit even one number....
Guess who I just saw on telly! Our public TV station showed a portion of a show where our new friend appraised a covered goblet at 5000 pounds. Don
My first thought was a rice bowl. I don't think it's American. I love the decoration - the florals almost look like thistles. Wish I could help...
I have the Colors in Cambridge Glass Books 1 and 2 but neither show this piece in Moonlight Blue. Book 1 does show it in Amethyst and Carmen and...
Porzellanfabrik Carl Scheidig K.G. Info courtesy of Chris Marshall. This page from his site should help:...
I rather thought your explanation added to the magic of glass! Don
I'm just going to throw this out there but it reminds me a bit of Kanawha. It wouldn't surprise me if it was one of the West Virginia companies....
Very lovely! Until I saw the bottom I thought it looked like it was made of wood! Don
Yes, I'd like to add my thanks too. I had no idea there were so many variations. I would also like to thank our other folks who contribute on...
As usual, the book reflects a top of the market value. I'd put the current value at about half that but with these Noritake deco dresser pieces...
Most of these blue souvenir vases were from Germany. Most likely import date would be in the very early 1900's. Don
Thank you, Stephen. Tricky little things aren't they! Don
I don't know much about Chinese porcelain but I believe it's fairly recent. If you search "blue and white Chinese carp bowl" (or fish bowl)...
Somehow I had lost the number "100" in the design of the snack dish. It is clearer in the pin. Definitely centennial. Don
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