Hi Folks - I've got what I think might be a yixing teapot. I've seen a couple of these one the board but never had one myself before. It's about...
They look a bit on the small side, Kard. Could they be juice glasses? Don
Hello everyone! I'm lost on where to begin with this one. It measures about 9 5/8" high, 3 1/2" across the top and 3 1/4" across the base....
I've been taking advantage of the low prices. I've been collecting little Wedgwood covered boxes. Just picked up two for $4 each. People just...
Too many bubbles for Blenko. Don
I'm sorry but I have to agree with fake. The form does not look like any Noritake shape I've ever seen. The decoration appears more Chinese than...
Are you thinking of Royal Hickman, George?
I believe these were pieces that were Made in Japan Post WW II in the style of Italian porcelain. It looks like there may be the remainder of a...
I can confirm it is Haeger in their Mauve Agate glaze. Don
Thank you, Susan. Now that's scary! The mold looks identical! Don
Thank you say_it_slowly. Looks like the exact shape. Much appreciated! Don
Thanks, bluemoon! That was my first though but I started to doubt myself because the interior was only 1 3/8". Don
Hello everyone! I'm trying to figure out what this bowl might have been used for. It measures 9 1/2" long and 3 1/4" high. The insert measures...
Thank you, Ownedbybear! I really like the medallions in the mold along the top edge.
It's pretty - don't price it too cheap! Don
Hello Everyone! I've got this unmarked pitcher that I'm thinking is 1890s'-early 1900's English transferware. It measures 7 1/4" tall and about...
I wouldn't think U.S. - my first thought was Mexico or South America. You don't see that shape much in early U.S. stoneware.
This is just my impression but I seem to find that bright yellow with a black rim on pre-WWII pieces. It really rather will done for its type -...
I'm also leaning towards cologne bottles. Might have been part of a larger dresser set circa 1900 give or take a decade or so. I doubt English -...
I think the symbol at the top might be a fraternal or occupational mark although I couldn't find one that matched. Almost certainly German (based...
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