JMHO - Nippon. I'm going not so much by the blank as on the decoration. The colors are showing a limited pallet and Limoges roses are usually...
Well I can knock one off my unidentified list. I knew this piece had numbers on it but never really saw the lightly scratched LIULI. It's about...
Not too much to add really. It was probably produced in the 1950's -1960's which was when these items were most popular. Once the dishwasher...
Oh sorry! It measures 5 5/8" top to bottom, 3 3/4 side to side, and 2 1/4" tall. Don
Here's my Pears' Soap tin. I've had it sitting in my powder room for at least 20 years. My cousin (who I love dearly) makes her own soap and...
Hello all! Recently got a box lot that contained this statue/planter. It measures about 6" tall. Some of the color (like lightly steeped tea)...
I can't help much, Johnny, but I'm pretty sure they are not USA. You don't generally find much USA pottery with ridged bottoms (unless that's...
I guess they might all be correct. A plain castor for a variety of different shaped salts and peppers but with the same base measurement? Don
Do you have a picture showing the whole cup and saucer? Just on the off chance the pattern or shape might be helpful. Don
I checked my LE Smith book but couldn't come up with anything even close. They did do one piece in greek key but nothing with those type of...
I took ascot's advise and forwarded my photos to the Carder Steuben club which agree with ascot's assessment. They sent me the following...
I'll look in my book for you. It does remind me of LE Smith but I think the color is not one they produced. Don
I can't do much but speculate. There was some satin glass imported from France especially around the depression era. Powder jars mostly and in...
Hi Peggy - I can't offer much help but the first thing I think of when I see four printed numbers like that is Made in Japan. Prob ably made for...
Thank you, jakatch! The plate you found looks like an older version of mine. The marks would indicate it predates mine be some time. The only...
Hello Everyone! I bought this Wedgwood plate yesterday figuring with all the marks on the back it should be easy to find the pattern and date....
I love these posts! I had no idea that coral jewelry was a traditional decoration in parts of Europe. Thank you Natasha and Any Jewelry! Don
Thank you so much, Tom! Now I just have to figure out how to justify starting a Steuben collection...:joyful: Don
My pleasure and thank you for introducing me to a pottery company that I have not previously encountered. Don
Hello Everyone - These were finger bowls I mentioned yesterday in my post about Loetz. They measure a little over 5" across the top, about 2"...
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