Hello everyone! I have managed to find a little pitcher which may be part of a children's set. The pitcher stands almost 3" tall. It has a mark...
Very pretty. The impressed numbers make me think it's a vintage piece. Some of the English makers did "rams head" pots, but this looks to me...
Then I think it's safe to say 1863. Don
Hi Kraftblue! Looks like a B to me. I assume your working with a chart such as the one below....
Hello Everyone - I could use some help on this Rockingham glazed pitcher. It stands 8" high and 9 1/4" from edge of spout to outside of handle....
Boy, I didn't see that coming! Hope you got it for a much better price than what they were asking on eBay. Don
No, just an assumption based on the other piece you bought at the same time. I apologize if I led you down in the wrong direction. I like Awaji...
Fish scale might be the word you are looking for regarding the large bowl. Can't help on maker though. I also love the one on the left. Czech...
Oh, yes. As china goes it's really not bad at all - quite pretty and functional. The problem is we are awash in this type of china and there's...
Yes, that's what I would do, unless your BIL has a sibling who might want it for sentimental value. Don
The china was made in the United States. The Goodwin Pottery Co. was based in East Liverpool, OH. They used this mark between 1896-1912. As...
I'm with verybrad - too thin for most American makers including Roseville and Frankoma. Are you sure this isn't another Awaji vase? Don
Please give sizes. Impossible to guess use without the size. Don
I thought maybe it said lavender and that it could have had an infused scent. Maybe something for a dresser drawer?
Cool! Glad you were able to find it! Don
Fenton Tulip Vase #7552PD, "Pink Dogwood" decoration, 6.25" tall, General Catalog 1981-1982.
You might want to put a call out to Walter. If anyone would know more about the artist it would be him. Don
It looks like he might be pouring something hot into a mold. Maybe glass? i can't see the impressions on the ground too well. Do they look like...
Looks Middle Eastern or North African to me. Don
Hello SeaGoat - I'll try and help. RRP produced bowls and crocks for most of, if not all of, its entire history. This particular line did not...
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