What an interesting and overwhelming array of parts. I really don't know what to tell you, looks like a jigsaw puzzle of parts. Are they sold by...
I was a Y Indian Guide! remember it well~ Red Squirrel Out!:beaver:
I'm not a big pottery person, but the sponge ware technique looks a lot like Bennington Pottery work. Might be worth a look.
The way it curls at the end.
Years ago I posted a picture of what I was putting out for my garage sale. A member here quickly ID'D one of the vases as a valuable Italian...
The mark is one often seen on Chinese reproduction Flow Blue. Modern piece, but still pretty and would make a great soap dish!
I understand that completely, but if you found a 5 gallon bucket of them, they must have needed multiple of them for a project. It's just figuring...
I wonder if they might not be an insulator for an electric fence of some sort. Although ,I have no idea how they would be attached. Just a thought
here is a question......Is it REALLY a dream catcher if it doesn't have the traditional spider webbing? or is called something else? Possibly a...
Good Idea to group them in Like item lots. Dolls, Glassware etc......Then take a picture of the group and post them here and i'm sure many of us...
The Irish brooch looks a bit like a Quiddich broom!:):):)
WOW! that's really cool Bulldogs! What an exciting find. Would be neat to find the book now~
Another thought......your platter looks pretty deep (welled)although it its Hard to tell for sure.....But could be a Meat or Chop Plate missing...
What is the size of the platter. Could the 12 be refer to that? Also you might check CHURCHILL as the maker. I use Churchill BW as my everyday...
In picture # 6 the E is looking more like an F to me.
Hello Lena. I'm not seeing the signature. A close up of it straigt on might help.
If you can take a couple more pictures showing the pattern better, and one of the bottom, it will help the glass folks ID it.
I believe you have a red flashed Eapg Creamer. Could not find a pattern, but maybe @TallCakes can help....
WOW! That is so cool! I think the artist name MAY actually be Juardo PINTO, not Juardo Pint
The colors look fine. I think that is the way it is supposed to be. Here is a page about Niloak Pottery. Some Catalog pages at the bottom may help...
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