Don @TallCakes Ferdinand said it was a Lysol Flask from the 60's. He didn't say who made them.
I would think this is "studio" pottery. There are a couple great Studio Pottery groups on FB that may recognize the signature. Good luck!
FYI, if you take pics with your phone there is app called PhotoRoom. It erases the background/ That is what I used here
It's a beauty in person :) wish there was a way to load the video of it
Looking for a little assistance if you please. I'm pretty sure this iridescent handkerchief vase is glass but what has me puzzled is the stilt...
Thanks Don. Clevenger/Wheaton appear to be the most likely culprits at this time
@TallCakes, mine doesn't have the eagle in the back. It looks like the Kensington's do
Thank you Don. Kinsington is new to me.
I found this old discussion post from 2015 Crude blue glass 'Columbia' flask or bottle. | Antiques Board (antiquers.com) I'm fairly certain it...
I've always done well with Blue Willow Grill Plates Made in Japan
I don't know a lot about KY pottery but there is a southern potteries group on FB that would be able to help.
I believe it is a kraut pot/jar
Are these glass or pottery? I suspect pottery but....
IMHO, it looks like a marriage to me. The lid appears to be to small for the bottom.
A_SULLEG?
Commonly called Bristol Glass but that is incorrect. I believe it has been determined that a lot of this glass is/was Bohemian. @Ownedbybear...
RRPCo (Robinson Ransbottom Pottery Co.) used the slash mark like that. 1937-1940 was the year for the 18" oil jar
On Replacements you can also do an image search. Sometimes you get lucky :)
I'd bet money your first one is McCoy without doing a little research
Anything marked Nippon is pre 1921. I believe that was the year when a Tarriff act was passed for country to have their names in exports. The...
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