You have a very nice Haviland Limoges cabinet plate with a pierced or reticulated rim. It most likely the only piece produced in this decoration...
INH - you're the best! Thank you! Don
Thank you, INH. The shapes are very similar. These don't have the distinctive pontil mentioned but...
Hello Board Folk! I have a creamer and sugar that have me stumped. They are crackle glass and have pontils. They are both about 3 1/4" at their...
I don't think you'll find out much information beyond that it was done in a capodimonte style. I'd estimate mid-twentieth century.
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It should look something like this postcard that recently sold on eBay....
Agree with molded wood-pulp and the 1930's - 1940's. I think there has been some damage to the emblem. It should show a scene of trees,...
It looks Chinese to me. Notice how the glaze doesn't quite reach the bottom. FAPCO wouldn't have done that I don't think.
Welcome from Indiana, Daemon! Don
You might try running it past replacements.com. I think this piece is newer than art deco and replacements seems to have a pretty good handle on...
I can give a little company history. The following information comes from the book Monmouth-Western Stoneware by Jim Martin and Bette Cooper:...
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Blended glaze might be more accurate.
Hello everyone - Does anyone recognize the mark on this plate which I think is French Faience? I purchased a little pile of plates at auction and...
Thank you all for your likes and comments and thank you for Fid for the information and clarifications. Don
Hello Everyone - I think I have what is a Bernard Bloch vase in their poppy pattern. It stands about 9 1/2" tall. I'm a bit confused as to...
Many tea sets don't have pattern names. If selling on eBay try a title something like "Royal Winton Grimwades Art Deco Tea Set for Six - Fabulous...
As a seller, unless there's a clear Fenton mark or label, I usually don't specify a manufacturer on these as their are abundant copies. Most...
I see a similar color scheme in Huxford but not that shape. There is a chance it's JW McCoy. It wouldn't hurt to run it by an early McCoy expert...
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