Just have to say, I really like these a lot.
Can't tell from the photos whether the whole thing is hand knotted, or if the parts that separate the beads are rusted. If hand knotted, you...
Thank you, Janetpjohn. Finding that similar one is fantastic. Amazing the knowledge and help on these boards and the pottery id site. Cheers....
We'll see if they are still there. I did feel like I had seen replicas at some point in the past, that was nagging at me. Not impossible its...
Some American designers used that back too Like Haskell? Reminds me a bit of early Miriam Haskell. Not a definite, though. Unusual piece. I...
Wow, amazing Don. Please thank Louis Edwards. I would never have gotten that ID on my own. Thank you so much! :happy::happy: I also appreciate...
Yes, did that! Nothing exactly like these currently on Ebay unless I'm missing something. A few of the high priced sold ones on Ebay were quite...
Thank you, SIS. I know, does look like a flying saucer, lol! I didn't see any chips, but the pottery ones have that discoloration that pottery...
Welcome to Antiquers Vintage Moon. I like your name! :happy:
These are at a local thrift only have the one photo. Nothing marked on the base, not in the greatest condition. Approx 12" high. Two are pottery...
Deferring to Anund on this. Certainly looks like some of those in the link. Good ID! :happy:
We are going to be all over the place with dating this. I can see why Evelyb said post WWII. 1950's was my first thought. Clearly the use of...
Good suggestion. It is a piece that I've had for a while. AND ...its about time I figured out how to do a Facebook collectibles inquiry. I see...
May well be Chinese. Does not seem like a brand new item ...or? Was even thinking 1950's or possibly 30's from the design. Several photos above...
Thoughts on this? Frankoma? The bottom of the feet has some kind of glaze which seems a bit not like Frankoma, but curious if anyone has run...
Cx, you find the most interesting items! Nice pieces.
With eight salad plates, you could have a sweet little gathering with 8 friends for holiday desserts, etc. Stunning pattern.
Welcome to the forum, Ken!
Boy, that's a tricky one. With something like this (completely not an expert) I look for clues about condition, the quality of the framing, etc....
That is a really different piece. How are the steel cut pieces attached? At first glance they appear to be glued, but from the back they seem...
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