Thanks, komokwa - I'm a sucker for funky art glass. I didn't think I'd ever be interested in mid-century or 1980's - 1990's stuff but they've...
Hello Board Friends! Can anyone help me with this vase? It stands about 6 1/2" tall. As best I can make the signature out I think the first...
Hi Board Buddies! I've got a little pottery piece that I think might represent Santa. It stands about 5" tall. The basket itself is 2 3/8" deep...
I agree with cluttered regarding date. Is there a possibility it has some relation to Punch and Judy? Don
I wonder if this might fall under barbotine rather than majolica. I think the decoration may be applied. Don
Hi wildrose - It can be very difficult to identify the manufacturer of an unmarked standard glaze vase largely because so many potteries made...
The square bowl is Traditions by Federal Glass. Don
Welcome, Ian. It's really difficult to tell from just one picture but I don't think I'd classify it as majolica. Reminds me more of German...
Thank you all so much! You all are the best! According to the catalog Indiana bought Bischoff and continued some of the Bischoff pieces. The only...
I think it's big enough to be considered a lady's spittoon but I don't think it was intended for that purpose. Looks hobbyist decorated to me. Don
Hello Everyone! I could use some help with this emerald green pitcher. It's almost 6 1/2" high to the top of the spout and about 7 1/2" across....
Hi Chris - best I can figure is it was meant to decorate a child's room. For awhile it was popular to use a kind of foam that was sticky on both...
I agree with janetpjohn - I don't think majolica or a lid. I would have scooped this up too. I've run across these little pieces before although...
A lot of cobalt porcelain was made in France. You might try searching French cobalt vases. I doubt you'll find an exact match but maybe something...
In my experience no two Nemadji pieces are exactly the same - the shape may be identical but not the decoration. If you can get something for...
I've also noted more customers at the mall interested in Nemadji. It's selling a bit quicker. Still not get many $$$ but before we couldn't give...
Thank you all for your opinions. I think what bothered me most was the "painted" bottom. I've only seen that on Indian pieces. I'm leaning...
Hello board friends! I bought a bronze inkwell recently and the note inside the well said it was 1880's and from England. I know better than to...
I had rather reached the same conclusion on the date as our dear Curmudgeon for most of the same reasons. When the male figurine appeared it...
There is a group on Facebook called Kentucky Art Pottery Collectors. The gentleman that wrote Clear as Mud is a member. I would inquire there. Don
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