Not homemade. Is it finished on the back? Most likely a German piece circa 1900 but these were mass produced and records do not exist as to...
Wait for others but I'm not sure this is majolica. Looks more like a blended glaze to me. I would have expected a different color in the interior.
I'm not sure this is terribly helpful but it appears to be an imitation of Ohme's Old Ivory patterns. Don
I found the cracker jar identified as Mold 621. It's in the Marples' RS Prussia the Art Nouveau Years on pg. 38, Plate 131. I also found a...
No worries. Noritake marks are very complicated.
I think you may be misreading the site information. The different colors represented different factories, not different time frames, according to...
I'm pretty sure it is RSP. Will go through my library tomorrow and see if I can find it.
Alden shows the date of the stamp as 1918 - 1941. Alden states "Noritake made many variants of this stamp and it was used, with modifications,...
Probably part of set with tray and shakers. Most of these were not named patterns.
I'm leaning towards Asian due to the bottom edge being beveled and unglazed. Recent, I think, but not sure how recent. Rather lovely really. Don
The item is glass and amber is a color description only. To me the dish looks Italian and would fall under the general category of Empoli. A...
Thanks for the bottom shot. The color and the way the feet are glazed makes me think that it's an import. Would also explain the black interior. Don
Bohemian perhaps? Kralik did something in similar splatter colors but I don't know if they ever used a black interior. Someone should be along...
It's certainly possible. It would be a small lid, though, as the top opening is 1 1/8" across. The top rim is also just a tad misshapen...
Hello Board Friends - I recently purchased this miniature portrait vase and I would like to see if anyone has information regarding this mark....
Black would indeed be unusual for an arts and crafts vase. I would guess it's a cheap interior coating to ensure the vase is waterproof....
Nothing to apologize for - we are all still learning. I don't recognize the mark but the piece looks Chinese to me. Don
The Z may just be an artist cypher. As the decorators were paid by the piece there was a marking system used so the manufacturer could tell who...
Search "Button Arches Ruby Stain" on ebay and you'll see other souvenir examples in your pattern. Button Arches was a very popular pattern for...
Yes, a reproduction I'm afraid. These had foil labels which came off easily and were sold in home decorator shops starting around 2000 if I...
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