There was a McCoy mother of pearl glaze that used similar colors but not stippled. IMO The Stippling seems very regular and intentioned unlike...
Other examples on line (I've seen) aren't marked either. Repro angle would need to be researched as you rightly point out
I'd call it stippled ivory or white. Don't see it in some flips through my McCoy books, but someone else may recognize it. Could also be a trial...
Handbemalt is German for "Hand-Painted" - or maybe I'm the only one who had to google it :-)
Thanks! Very similar also. Now I can research re Awaji vs Oaxaca. One has to wonder if one is misidentified in the links, or is one a copy of the...
Wow, thanks! Very very close! Thanks again!
Thanks. Most of those were slip cast, this one is thrown and quite thin. Maybe just studio pottery.
Thanks - didn’t see that!
Thanks. I did a search for Mexican Drip Glaze pitcher and did see some similar drip glazes but no like forms as you said
... that grandma gave them, hoping to pass them down, so they can cash them in...
That's interesting. Is the shape or glaze that gives you that impression?
Any thoughts on this pitcher? Was identified by seller as "European", perhaps German or French? About 8 1/2 inches high appears hand thrown with...
Could be handy in the car for those long drives on the interstates….:bored:
Glad to be able to help! Had been just researching Schafer & Vater lately so this one jumped out at me.
Its made by Schafer & Vater in Germany- google: Schafer & Vater Toby Jug to see a bunch that match yours in the image results. Below is one link...
Any time! Glad to help.
I would probably call it Blended Wistari, but Fulper colors were never clearly defined by Fulper and there is a lot of room for interpretation....
That's sounds really possible. It could have had a piece of leather on both sides to do two at once and then put through rollers. I think if it...
Your bowl looks correct for early Fulper. See the below link for a nice description of the Fulper “restart” and some glaze color chips (based on...
You're very welcome! Your photos are actually pretty good. Photographing colors is always tricky. How they eventually show up on someone's device...
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