The Ohme mark dates to 1892-1921. At 12 1/2" it is called a bun tray. According to my Old Ivory China book (Hillman, et. al.), an 11 1/4" oblong...
Fenton's Rose comport in Colonial Blue - 1970's. Don
I usually list these for sale as Italian reproductions from the 1960's - 1970's. According to my rose bowl book (Billings), you can tell the...
Agree with SIS and Debora. The color and crazing are the giveaways on the first item. The color is a turquoise that the Chinese have really...
Ouch!:nurse::woot: Don
Thank you everyone! Scarab - that's the word I was looking for! Much appreciated, komokwa! Don
It's clover if that helps. Don
Hello Board Friends! I've got this paperweight that I think represents a dung beetle. It measures 4 1/2" long. I'm trying to confirm what type...
Hello Board Buddies! I know it's a long shot but I'm looking for some help with these 8" dessert plates. The glass seems a good quality but is...
Just reporting back. I think my cordial may be by Ebeling Reuss. It's on Replacements as EBC18. Don
It's wonderful! I think it rather suits me. Thank you! Don
These easiest way to tell is what Joe2007 mentioned. I don't care how it's marked - if the glaze doesn't look right I don't even bother to turn...
I keep thinking it should sit on a base? Looks a bit unstable without one. Don
Looks like a studio piece to me. The scallops look uneven. Lovely item, though. The artist did have some talent. I agree with you on the...
I would try to sell before donating. There is no problems with the holes being the same as the glass is clear and you can see what is in each...
Rutile - my word for the day. Thank you! Don
If I'm seeing the color right that marks dates to 1918. According to my Pickard book (Reed) this black decal was used circa 1918-1919. It's the...
Looks like Nippon to me. If you search Nippon cobalt you should turn up other examples. Don
Found them in my Fenton Milk Glass book (Walk). Identified as Salt/Pepper: 7205, marketed as Silver Crest, YOP 6/1953-55. Doesn't give size...
Neither the bottom nor the glaze looks like Haeger. Wish I could point you in a direction for an ID. Don
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