Looks like it might have mosaic leaf disease. I'd pull it up, burn it, and start over.:( Don
Well, I'm not wasted is the right word. At least it smells pretty! I think it's a little better than amateur work. More likely a small studio...
Hi Prerun - I used to import items from Norcrest (a Japanese import company) and I'm pretty sure these were some of the vases we sold in the late...
I have not heard of Lor Elden but I agree with msgood2shoe. 1950's might be about correct but it wouldn't surprise me if they were more recent...
Image 8 (like Image 6) is a Fenton hobnail pattern. 1960's or early 1970's if I remember correctly. Image 3 is LE Smith chick salt in amber....
Hi Greg - I borrowed the following from a website called goodlucksymbols.com The male Foo dog can be recognized as the one resting his paw on the...
Hello and Welcome Sav - I believe what you have may be a Robinson Ransbottom cookie jar from the late 1920's - early 1930's. That would match...
Just a thought - could RECIC actually be MEXICO? Don
Can't help as much on these except to say I believe the orange and white vase is a Japanese import. I love the bird and the owl but haven't seen...
Hi and welcome Prerun - The first item is a miniature basket, possibly Italian. As Debora noted, the matching blue and amberina are hobnail...
I think this in carnival but I'm having trouble pinning down the pattern(s). I think you have an example with an interior pattern and a different...
I have one of these on a shelf in my bathroom. Don
Hello 38Flyer and welcome: I think I agree with you komokwa. When most folks think of capodimonte they think of pottery with attached flowers -...
Got it! Thanks! Don
Thank you for your efforts, Houseful. I will see if I can find it on my own. Links can be so tricky sometimes!:banghead::)
It's there Sue, just a little hard to read. Changing the color might help it stand out more. It still looks really cool! Don
Hello and welcome larryE! I'm afraid I have to agree with NewEngland. Your pot does not have antique value but it does have decorative value....
Thank you, Asian Fever and Houseful. The pictures of a Chinese jar was very helpful to my understanding of Chinese vs. Japanese tea jars. I was...
Hi Diggingin - actually cobalt Nippon can do quite well. Condition looks iffy on your set, though. Missing sugar lid, broken teapot finial will...
Thank you for your response Asian Fever. I am afraid that I can't tell if the decoration has faded or not. There is stripe around the top...
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