Good for you, kard! Don
Or a good name for a drag queen.
Hi Jim - it's a lovely piece. As Cheryl noted the key is determining whether the plate is hand painted or transfer printed. I also believe it's...
Thank you both. It does indeed look like the base to a vase. Don
Hello everyone! I fell in love with this little something or other. It stands 4 1/8" tall and base measurement is 3". The top opening is 2"....
I don't think so. For one thing the Dynasty stuff looks blown and this is clearly pressed. Looks to me like a 1970's Asian import piece. Nothing...
Hello Alc - I agree that with George that McKee Innovations is a good place to start for the relish and the bowl in the first two pictures. The...
Very nice. Reminds me of the work of Chesapeake (Haynes) pottery but their stuff is usually marked. Regardless, circa 1900. Don
Several potteries used this shape but I think this is Brush Pottery's art vellum glaze in blue. Don
Good point. Sorry, though, that's all I got.
I'm not sure that is a sherbet. Most items shaped like this are cigarette holders. How many do you have and what size? Don
I'm not sure I can help much here but it reminds me very much of the Sandwich pattern powder jars that were distributed through Tiara. The...
I was thinking maybe a little bud vase - something like this? [IMG]
Have you tried contacting Sotheby's? Perhaps with the code they could direct you to the correct catalog. They may have records or at least be...
Hi Roger - I agree with George that it looks like post WW2 giftware. Personally, if I were buying for resale I would pass. These items can be...
It may be for tapers. That would explain why the holes don't go all the way through. Don
Thank you moreotherstuff and Pat - I've since examined it further and found the finial has been reattached. Still what can you expect for $.01?...
The little mark between the M and the G might be a small letter c. As in McGregor or another Irish surname. Don
Hello everyone - I found this on eBay and for $.01 so I thought I'd take a chance. It's a trinket box standing about 3 1/2" to the top of the...
Enjoy, Susan! Thank you very much for your help on this - it is much appreciated! Don
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