Did you try replacements.com photo matching feature? I find it saves me a lot of time. You will need to take a picture of just one glass on a...
Hello Board Friends - I'm trying to figure out if this is a Staffordshire cup plate or some type of child's dish. It measures about 4 1/16" across...
Lovely vases and not easily found (the green especially). Thank you for sharing.
Per the Kovels the RS Germany mark could date as far back as 1914.
Most Haviland patterns do not have formal pattern names. I'm a little confused by the decoration as it looks hand painted which would be unusual...
I'm leaning towards Zanesville, Janice. If you put out a call to verybrad he may know.
It's a flaw. American companies produced these things quickly and in bulk so collectors expect a few manufacturer defects. A perfect example will...
Wow - thank you TallCakes! I wish Mr. Hill had shown a photo of the bottom as I think that is just as distinctive as the layers and the colors. I...
I think we'd make a great team!!
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hello Board Friends - I have been helping a friend at his auction house. I help his staff identify the glass, pottery,...
You might want to see if that rim glows under black light. Doesn't necessarily help with an ID but might make a nice selling feature. Lovely bowl!
Chinese pottery is not my area. All I can offer is that the top rim treatment doesn't look American. Almost looks like it could accommodate a cork...
The mark is talked about on the FAQS page of the Heisey Museum site. The example mentioned is a cow covered dish. See the third question....
I'm pretty sure this mark was used on imports. They confuse a lot of people, but besides the orientation of the mark, the quality is not up to...
Just Art Pottery has its own site now. Not sure if they are still selling on eBay or not. It's a very nice site....
Yes. These Jeannette bowls are hard to sell and they are hoping to fool someone into believing it's a Fenton product.
Fenton did not make this pattern as far as I am aware. Fentec was originally produced by McKee circa 1907. The pattern was then reproduced by...
The painted on colors wear off easily and what you are seeing are spots where that wear has occurred. Be very careful washing it - don't soak it...
Looks like Smith and Binnall. http://www.thepotteries.org/markguide/knots3.htm
Thank you LauraGarnet02 and antidiem - I agree that a 1980's (or even later date) seems more appropriate for this pot. There's just something...
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