You read my mind moreotherstuff. I was hoping whoever made the Nemo pattern made this one too. Thanks for the info on the Nemo pattern, though....
Hi Everyone - This pitcher stands about 8 3/4" tall. I've seen similar pitchers listed as Bohemia/Czechoslovakia by sellers but with no real...
Wow! Thank you everyone for your help! Don
Yes, that's it - a lion eating it's own tail (silly lion)!
Thanks, Cherryhill - that's exactly what I was looking for. Don
Hi bdigger - it does appear there is some type of critter on the handle but the mold isn't very sharp and I can't tell if it's a lion or not. It...
I know that with the handle this isn't a Consolidated product but does anyone know who did produce it? Thanks all! Don
Thank you, Cherryhill - I will list it accordingly (if it doesn't somehow sneak its way into one of my cabinets). Thanks everyone for your help! Don
I found one that sold at auction in 2011 for $50. It was identified only as a Victorian Agate Enamelware Syrup Pitcher, Pewter. Thanks, Cheryl,...
Yes, it's so helpful!:dead:
Thank you, clutteredcloset49. It is a neat little piece. I think you're right about pewter.
Thank you ownedbybear!
Sorry, I didn't mean to leave the pottery folks out. I'm making progress on getting some things listed and I'm down to my problem children. The...
I checked the bowl over again but couldn't find a signature. Oddly enough there is a very similar bowl being offered on another site and the...
Thanks, folks! Guttate seems to be a term used for certain Consolidated pieces or other blown-out patterns similar to my pitcher. If you use it...
Hello everyone - I know nothing about syrup containers so any info you can provide me is much appreciated. It stands about 8 1/2" tall. I found...
I've hit a bit of a wall on this one and I'm hoping someone can move me in the right direction. The pitcher is about 5 3/4" tall. Is it old or a...
Hello everyone - I've got another bowl I'm trying to ID. I have the feeling I've seen this pattern before but never knew who made it. It's quite...
Oh, sorry - I missed that part. How strange! Still, though, if they're glued rather than fired on...
If it was made cheaply the beads might have been glued on rather than sewn. That could cause the shedding. Don
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