Debora- Thanks so much. Lew
Hi, Folks- I bought this yesterday and I'm not sure what I've got. It appears to be a paisley shawl. There's a sewn-in label. It measures about...
Thanks so much to all who responded. I do believe W.S/George pattern #GEO425 is the answer. Bronwen, it's 6" tall. Have a good night.
Hi, folks- Can anyone please help identify the pattern on this small unmarked ewer? I think it would qualify as "atomic" in the collecting...
Thanks everybody.
Hi Folks- I wonder if someone knows the origin, age or use of this thermometer. There are no marks and I'm not finding any comparables in my...
Hi, Everyone- Can someone help identify the maker of this yellow glass mayonnaise dish & spoon? Height is about 3-1/2"and it's 4-3/4" square at...
I do believe you're right with the Pilgrim attribution. Thanks so much.
Hi, Folks- Can anyone tell me if this vase is Blenko? I can't find the form. The rectangular part is textured. Height is 9". The rim on the...
I've had some thoughts on them myself. Sure wish I knew more though. Some of the lotus decoration is really lovely. And then there's those...
Hi- I acquired this large pottery vase with hand painted lotus decoration. Believe it's Chinese with that (modern?) Qianlong mark. It's about...
Thanks, TallCakes. I had a feeling you would know. I was barking up the wrong tree with Morgantown...no wonder my search was fruitless.
A question for you glass scholars with the terrific research skills. I believe this goblet is Morgantown (?) but I can't find the etched pattern....
Hi Folks- Acquired this very large (18") blown glass vase. No marks. It doesn't fluoresce with UV light-the color shows purple. There's an...
Steve Dillon of the Fife Museum informs us that the Pearson fife was made by Thomas Pearson at 26 Bishopsgate London between 1859-1891. It is...
Your photos are as exquisite as the beautiful glass.
Thanks for the enlargement. That word is actually Pearson I believe and it is easier to see it without being enlarged. But there is another word,...
Thanks Roaring20's. That is a fine site on the subject and I learned a lot about the George Cloos Crosby. The site is geared toward American fifes...
I found 2 old fifes yesterday and am full of questions. Anybody know the subject? I did some on-line sleuthing and learned a little. Both are...
Many thanks.
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