Sixteen is an unusual amount of glasses. My first thought is the color is more modern. I'm used to seeing sets in lighter colors rather like the...
Hello Board Friends - I'm back with another piece that I think might be Murano. The swan measures about 8 1/4" tall and has a polished base and...
Thank you, Peggy!
Chestnut! I love it! It's not quite brown, smoke, or green so chestnut really seems to fit. Thank you for the new term and the manufacturer lead....
Hello Board Friends - I would appreciate any suggestions on who might have made this solid glass swan. It measures about 5 1/2" long and 4 3/8"...
I think this might be it: Dart and Convex Band - maker unknown - late 1870's. https://www.eapgs.net/pattern-details.php?idx=1963
If you are a member of Facebook this page may be able to help: https://www.facebook.com/groups/545029578933072/user/20721489
Sorry for the delay, Brian. Yes, Collector's Encyclopedia of Limoges Porcelain, Third Edition by Mary Frank Gaston is my go to book. ISBN is...
I'm sorry, I am away from my books for the next few days. I believe this is my favorite Limoges book but don't want to tell you the wrong thing....
Yay!! Thank you again, SIS! The word could indeed be Fürst. It looks like it's only four letters but the s and t could have been very closely...
Thank you for that closeup, say_it_slowly. It's much better than I could have done.
Hello everyone! I recently acquired this neat bottle at auction. It's about 6 1/4" tall and marked only with numbers on the bottom. It has a...
I don't think I've ever seen that type of a top rim treatment on any vase prior to the latter part of the 20th century. I'm going to suggest a...
Mark and style would indicate prior to 1920. I'm not sure I can tell you much more since that mark appears undocumented and is not in Gotheborg....
The folks decorating Limoges china varied a great deal in their skill. Some were able to dash off quick pieces (see the artists of Flambeau) and...
A Farber Brothers metal frame with a Cambridge milk glass insert are rare finds. Not necessarily that valuable but a nice piece!
There is a group on Facebook called Studio Pottery Identification (US) that may be able to help.
It looks painted rather than glazed. Maybe along the style of Rocky Mountain Pottery?
I might be helpful to our board members to see the bottom of the bowl. That will most likely tell us at least if it's pressed or blown. Off-hand,...
In the past china was sold by the set based on appearance. Except for very expensive china the concept of open stock for replacement pieces simply...
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