AB cut glass sure is sparkly, but also heavy.
My first thought is Japanese, first third of the 20th c, but I stand to be corrected.
I have a celery dish that looks very similar to yours. It was my mother's and very possibly her mother's first.
Nice hammered box, or planished as my husband would say. Here's the google AI info: Tudric pewter marks typically appear on the underside of...
I dunno! Maybe there sre more collectors of these sorts of medals than I thought.
Now that is sweet! I find it difficult to ID age on these figurines, but I reckon yours is perhaps a little earlier than some. Maybe 1840 to...
Good price for the sold one. Perhaps a limited market?
I think that the appraisal and the mention of provenance gives the reason why these are Minton. That, and the art style and vibrant blue look...
That is a tough one and I think maybe looking for similar glass art might reveal who made it. I guess the auction house didn't know. I really want...
The red and gold anchor marks belong to two different periods of Chelsea production.
Well, I am not sure, but I was using it as an example of what the red anchor mark should look like....
Was in Sidney yesterday visiting with friends from out of town and we stopped in a thrift just for fun. Found this antique mug with the popular...
Wowser! Very, very cool.
That bracelet with the polished stones is right up my alley! And I think my rhinestone watch would be a great accompaniment to some of the bling,...
Here's an ebay item with the same mark: https://www.ebay.com/itm/293717105515 No extra info. But it seems to imitate the della Robbia (sp?)...
I am glad that you got information there! I am on shaky ground when it comes to early porcelain. I think you are wise not to say Swansea for...
Here's a find. I had given this to a friend years ago to have one of her relative's repair it. It was mislaid in the mists of time and she just...
I think this comes under the term, "novelty item.";)
Oh my! Wedgwood made/makes all sorts of stuff! Check out Wedgwood Fairyland for some great deco porcelain.
Not Chelsea red anchor mark. Usually small and at the back of the figurine. I don't know who made yours. Check the photos in this website to...
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