I think it might be Kokomo Jenkins Glass Company's Daisy Leaf Band. There are folks on the board who know EAPG better than I do so they may be...
I believe the green candlesticks are Indiana Glass. Don
Oh, for heaven's sake, can't believe I forgot that! It's 9" tall, 3 3/4" across the top, 2 3/4" across the base. Don
Hi JenniferWaltering - This type of design was very common on Japan produced china particularly during the period between the wars. Noritake's...
I think that might just be a rooftop rather than a pagoda. Latvia apparently has a popular rooftop with a cat perched on top. Kind of reminds of...
Hello Everyone - I've got a very pretty vase but no idea where to start looking. The glass is quite thin. The blue appears to be applied but...
Whenever I see handles like that I think Austrian circa 1900. Just a guess though. Very nice! Don
Thanks, lauragarnet! It is kind of a different piece. Don
The reproductions are starting to develop a market of their own. Heavens knows why - those things are so ugly! Don
Wish I knew. It's a lovely glaze. Don
Hello Everyone! I'm looking for any info on this purple dish. It measures about 9" across. I have no idea where it might have came from and how...
I would guess red. On the interior shots it looks like some red is coming through but that could be the photos. I see what you mean about the...
Perhaps, but there was some skill in throwing it - more than I would expect from a hobbyist. Usually those blanks were mass produced as cheaply...
I'm also going to vote newer - mainly based on the bottom. I've seen a lot of green American pottery but never one with a bottom like that. And...
Hi Mummosmom - My suspicion is that it is a relatively new piece out of China or perhaps Vietnam. You're right, though, it's very cute. I've got...
If I supply the cake stands will you provide the cake?! Don :)
You got it! I've got several items, one of them a McCoy wall pocket, with a single impressed letter just like that. Don
Looks good to me. This is actually a Made in Japan piece rather than a Nippon piece. The shape and decoration look about right for a Made in...
The S mark will not help. Similar marks turn up on other pieces by various makers. I think the current theory was that they were used to help...
Thank you, Cheryl! Don
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