Hello Board Friends - I ran across this teapot at a local auction house and it intrigued me. The auction has five or six lots of blue and white...
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Hello Board Friends - I have this little mystery vase which I have been unable to find. It stands about 6 3/4" at its tallest and 2 3/4" across...
No, I'm afraid not. I search every now and then but haven't been able to find anything information.
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Oh, yeah. I wouldn't even guess at a jobber for LG Wright glass but there are books out that identify at least some of the glass Fenton made for...
Thank you, Houseful. I'm going with Ownedbybear's Aseda ID but I was wondering what to call the color. Couldn't decide between amber and smoke. In...
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Hello Board Friends - me again. One other mystery I've had floating around here is a vase with a wafer base and a Made In Sweden sticker. It...
Hello Board Friends - I am trying to find out who used the sticker attached to this Jack-in-the-Pulpit vase. The vase itself stands about 6 3/8"...
Did you try a Google Image search? While I doubt you'll find this exact piece it may help give you some search terms.
Thank you all so much for your assistance. I followed TallCakes suggestion and viewed the current Mosser catalog and while they don't show an...
I think yours might be LG Wright, crs. If you have Measell and Roettels' book check illustration #1620 on pg. 152. Is it 5"?
Hello my board friends - for transparency I should say I currently have this piece for sale on an on-line auction site and a customer has asked me...
It's Roseville's Cosmos pattern. I think it's shape #944-4".
I agree with the above. My first thought was French.
It's not a McCoy vase and I doubt very much it's Brush. It just doesn't look like one of their shapes and Brush usually used incised numbers as...
I've seen this done with a putty like Blu Tac. I would avoid any type of tape as it may damage the finish on the wood. I'm not sure that type of...
You might want to try a studio pottery group on Facebook. They may be able to provide you with some suggestions on search terms if nothing else.
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