Fairly common McCoy bank. $40 would be a stretch. Cool item but not hard to find.
Nice buy I think. Keep the Kralik? and sell the rest. The white porcelain cyclinder vase looks like it might be Rosenthal. On a good day you might...
To me it looks like a fusion of Japanese and European. Maybe Samson or a similiar company. Their work in an oriental style with moriage frequently...
Absent the marks I would have guessed Japanese. I'm not aware of any Japan products with fake Sevres marks though.
Yes, very pretty! I agree Italian. Possibly Venetian (note the gondola) but I hesitate to attribute it to Murano or any specific manufacturer....
I started by settling on a particular subclass of glass that appealed to me and then studying it as much as I could. There are many reference...
Thank you, TallCakes! I'm going to got through my bag of stoppers and see if I've got one that matches. Much appreciated! Don
Hello everyone - I could use some help identifying this cruet. I've searched on eapgs.net but must be missing it somehow. 5 3/4" tall. Any info...
McCoy and other pottery makers produced dinnerware in what is commonly sold on the resale market as brown drip. It's basically a brown base with a...
I'd be careful with the lightbulbs. If eBay already bounced you for lightbulbs once they may not be happy that you're trying them again. There's...
Neither McCoy or Shawnee. That's not a color either pottery used. I'm leaning Asian.
I wouldn't have thought it would have a paper label and artist initials if it was a second. Beautiful piece!
Maybe a stylus pen?
I have the book. Toothpick Holders: China, Glass and Metal, Prepared by the National Toothpick Holder Collector's Society. ISBN #PB 0-915410-88-5....
I'm wondering if this is indeed a Noritake pattern or whether it was purchased as Noritake whiteware and then decorated here in the US. It wasn't...
Makes perfect sense. Thank you all!
Hello Board Friends - I recently rescued this Copeland Late Spode transferware plate from a stack at our local auction. I told the auctioneer it...
I can't give you any firm information - just my impression. I think it's hobbyist painted. The porcelain is probably German or Austrian. The name...
We have marbles come through the auction house here all the time but never anything really special. Usually they come in Ball jars and they tend...
Not off the wall at all. I'm not sure it was an individual but discrepancies you noted are exact the reasons I thought a different company might...
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