there was a spanish revival decor boom during the 60's - I can clearly remember the red or blue velvet sofas - the knights in armor in the corner...
I think it is a Napco Japan item
Native American Valenty Zaharek was born and raised in Crivitz, WI, where he learned his art. A World War II veteran, he contracted polio and...
if selling it is important to note that it is 3 color sommerso...
this appears to me at least to be paste type porcelain as opposed to bone porcelain like Meissen and the better houses used - thus it is screaming...
it is what is commonly referred to as standard glaze pottery - which is most often associated with American pottery houses - Owens - Weller -...
it is soft paste porcelain in the style of faience - it was most often produced by the french and the italians - malicorne is a french maker
it doesn't have the opal glow I would expect of opaline - I think it's more in the genre of blue milk glass [ATTACH]
it also looks like a Jonah Owen piece for North State Pottery / Sanford - I currently have a piece just sitting here being neglected so I might as...
the color is chestnut although I don't know how widely used that it with glassies... it looks like V. Nason for Cenedese to me - but I thats just...
I found it - forehead slap - McKee Brothers Innovation #407 circa 1916
I hate myself - I promise to NEVER buy EAPG 'cause nobody on the planet wants it - and I did... in my mind I thought for sure it was Jenkins...
in old school terms we called this technique FOIL - and that is why it is being attributed to AVEM here is another example listed on eBay for...
it looks like Shirley Temple to me....
just like vaseline glass has uranium in it that makes it glow green - these wares that glow orange are made with cadmium - I know several makers...
beautiful
Italian chinoiserie
Desimone was an under study of Picasso - and it's so evident in his work...
stoke of trent is staffordshire england... very art deco
the pieces are much to large to be a recycled tumbler - unless it was for the jolly green giant :O) also vessels of that size would already have...
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