Welcome from NC, Joe! You will find many knowledgeable peeps here. If you have a question about an item be sure to post it in the correct forum to...
Does the last one say USA or U.S.A. What does the bottom look like. The way bottoms are made is a clue to manufacture.
Awesome! Thanks Peggy!!
There used to be a website for restaurant ware but the link I have in my favorites is dead. It has been awhile since I visited. Would anyone...
I kind of figured it was 1960s. Definitely not a Victorian Brides basket. I'll research Chance Glass and Glass Guild for similar items. Thanks for...
Hey y'all!!! Taking a shot in the dark here and hoping someone may recognize who made this 12 1/4" crimped bowl? The color is somewhat difficult...
Looks like an early stoneware/yellow ware pitcher to me. c1920s or so. If it had been cut off a potters wheel with a wire it would have more marks...
A few years ago my deceased wife's step mother gave us some "stuff" she didn't want anymore. I was looking through it and there was a George...
Thanks again Janet!
That sounds like it Judy. Thank you!
Thanks OBB!!
Thanks Janet!!
I know there is a name for this style of work but for the life of me I can't think of what it is called. Hopefully someone can trigger a memory in...
I have this beautiful ironstone water basin pitcher that only has the pattern name on the bottom. Ursilla. I searched but can't seem to find out...
Thank you!
So it would be safe to say the this candlestick is Empoli glass, Ownedbybear? Based on the decorator/exporter being Empoli based.
Don to the rescue. Thanks Don.
Thanks Pat. The glass is green. Not applied. I thought it was interesting how it fades to clear.
Picked up this Green and clear glass candlestick from the Flea market for $3 just because I liked the looks. I have searched for an ID with no...
The brass is in good condition. Not beat up or corroded. Thanks for the info.
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