Hello Board Buddies! I have two Mexican pieces that I think are bud vases but that's just a guess. They kind of look like golf club heads but...
Hello Board Friends - I recently acquired this teapot and mug set but don't know where they originated. The pot measures 6 3/4" tall and each mug...
There is an RS Prussia group on Facebook. You might want to run it by them just in case. Even if not RS they may know who made it. Don
It's in my Burley Winter book, pg. 18. Height should be about 4 3/4". Shape #84. Don
I've never seen that mark before and haven't had much luck finding it. For what it's worth I think your lady may be representing Spring. The...
I'm afraid I have to agree with Janet. The beehive mark is one of the most copied in porcelain. I'm really not getting a Royal Vienna vibe from...
Test glazed and forms are tough. Since most never made it into production they can be very tough to identify. Don
Not necessarily my taste but quite beautiful and an excellent example of why hand painted porcelain is, and should be, considered an art form. Don
Thank you, munsterlander, and welcome to the board! If you need any extra spoons for your set please let me know. Since this is only a partial...
Well I never thought I'd see palm trees in Germany! I really need to get out more. Thanks, Any Jewelry! Don
It might be a test piece. The MUL GL might be Mulberry Glaze. Don
Hello Board Buddies! I've got four of these 7 1/4" reticulated plates. I suspect they are the survivors of a cake set. Three feature the wading...
The rose is much harder to find- at least around here. I think it had a shorter life as a Hofbauer pattern. That may be why Replacements doesn't...
Hello Huckel Berry and welcome - I think you'll need to try a variety of crystal glasses to find the frequency you are looking for. I'm not sure...
Welcome Spiderlily - I believe that is Hofbauer's Rose pattern. If you google or eBay search Hofbauer Rose you will turn up more examples in that...
Good luck. Amethyst is a desirable color. Don
Welcome PeterAllan - I've never seen one of these with a crystal footed base. Very nice. Don
Hi Tiffany - I have a little glass pitcher just like yours around here somewhere. It has a kind of metallic sheen of blue and gold. I haven't...
Depending on the size of the hole they could be pen holders or candle sticks. Another option could be perfumes without stoppers. Don
These are sometimes called allegorical plates. Most date to the early 1900's. They were produced by several companies and you can find them with...
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