A lot of this type of work comes from Mexico. Yours looks a bit more refined so I am not sure that Mexico is the source.
Here is the Three Peonies result on worthpoint. I don't have a subscription but I am sure someone will know. Also, there is a pic of the work...
Nuff, Not sure about your bottle, though I like it a lot. I agree that it has some age so it could be late 19th or early 20th century. The...
I, like others here, see R. L. Rettig. There are several listed artists with the name Rettig but I can find none that match those initials.
It is clearly Frederick. I searched but could come up with nothing. For some reason this looks very familiar to me. I keep wanting to say from...
I have looked at this a few times but can't come up with anything. The piece itself is a lot like Morton Cliftwood but they never used a mark...
... or maybe L. Pardu F. O.
Here in Wilmington, IL not far from my home town, we have the Gemini Giant along old route 66. He may have originally held a muffler and was for...
These look to be early 20th century decorative paintings. A lot of such work was being imported from Germany at the time and I would not be...
The "original" designation means the piece is hand thrown. Nearly all of the patterned forms were from molds, though some earlier pieces had...
Those three rubber dots on the bottom are indicative of modern imports. I suppose you could find them applied to old pottery but my experience...
Indeed, Alfred Birdsey. He did a lot of paintings like this but prints as well. Based on what I can see, this looks like a painting but...
I would think this to be 60s at the earliest.
I don't think the Arts and Crafts designation is off for the form. The glaze puts it more Art Deco for me. I believe I have seen this in matte...
Have not been able to make out the name for an attribution. These usually had wide flaring bowl shades of art glass, alabaster, or sometimes...
This Cosco is not a retailer. There may have been a retailer named Cosco but I have never heard of it. This Cosco is best known for children's...
I have seen this attributed to Brush McCoy. A quick search through my Sanford's guide does not show it so I don't know if the attribution is...
It is likely French and more art deco than either of the other styles. You are correct about the shade being wrong. Most of these were iron....
Those little chairs pop up from time to time and always seem to do well.
Looked at this last night but didn't have time to comment. I do think the fabric 70s or so. Whether this is all later or a re-do of an MCM...
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