I am now in my cell phone where I can stretch the image - that’s not a label in the bottom - it’s a hot patched pontil - the maker literally...
I don't think it's frit or pompeian by Dugan - which often get categorized with the "loetz like" bohemian/austrain makers.. it reminds me more of...
missing a lid - it's Kutani ginger jar
it looks like there might be a red flower on the side you didn't show? I am getting a JB Owens Utopian Ware Standard Glaze feeling about it...
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yup - commonly referred to as "fat lava"
I am pretty confident that the amethyst piece would be called "3 Fruits" - American Brilliant Cut - I do not know which company made this...
the glaze looks like a process called crystalline which was made famous by Fulper - a lot of studio artist are now replicating it - have no idea...
a good source for studio pottery mark research is themarksproject.org - and yeah my pics didnt do them justice - they are both BOLD VIBRANT blue -...
stunning glazes! the larger of the 2 is like a curdled 2 tone glaze and is signed LG ? the smaller is a flambe glaze that is gloss over matte and...
very simplistic but the bottom is everything I would expect by one of the better makers - it is what I have always refered to as cucumber green -...
I have always known this pattern by several many names - homespun - Tam O'Shanter - Poppytrail - Organdie - and Plaid - they all look alike to me...
bdigger would be correct - the cranberry opalescent hobnail piece with the crimped top would be Hobbs Brockunier Celery Vase
here we have a University of North Dakota School Of Mines arts & crafts hand carved vase by Julia Mattson - signed - with impressed JM Mattson...
looks French to me as opposed to English - Dagoty/Old Paris genre
don't be too disappointed - I'd bet dollars to donuts that this is a piece of Stevens & Williams - English - it is most likely from the hands of...
Will check into that led - thanx
kind of atomic starburst if you will - it's large - drip glaze - [ATTACH] [ATTACH] close to the size of a bowling ball - I have had it a long time...
it looks like contemporary Murano to me - circa 70's
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