I saw these but the shape threw me. It's not a shape you normally see in Depression glass.
I'm leaning towards Nippon moriage. https://www.rubylane.com/item/1890618-P121/Antique-Nippon-Moriage-Match-Holder-Violets?search=1...
Thank you for the additional photos, robbi. It looks like the base color of the vase might be green. I'd need a hands-on to tell for sure. I...
Thank you, @KikoBlueEyes ! Never heard of a sulcabrush but will be sure to order. Don
Hello and welcome robbi - At one time (more than 60 years ago actually - starting about 1900 and running into the Depression era) dutch scenes...
Yes, I'm afraid so. Even intact it would not hold much appeal for Limoges collectors as it was decorated at a small studio (J.H.& Co.) probably...
There are several pages devoted to the Gutherz factories in James Henderson's book entitled Bohemian Decorated Porcelain. The information in that...
Hello Board Friends - I'm trying to figure out the origin of this small trinket dish. It measures 4 1/4" across and a little over 1" tall. It...
I don't think there's any doubt, Kiko. It's a very typical shape, color, and pattern for Fenton. There may be some question as to exact age but...
It could be that this was not part of a pattern and as such it was undocumented. It would take a lot of searching through all old ads and catalog...
Can it be cleaned up? It's difficult to see whatever the incised design is. It looks hand done to me as opposed to a factory piece. Don
Frankly, the dishes have a limited value. You would need to find someone looking for this specific pattern and that would be difficult. There...
My pleasure and welcome to our site. I enjoyed seeing your Granny's lovely dish. Don
Most likely purchased new in Europe given the dates you are using. I would expect to see a retailer mark if sold in Philadelphia or Pittsburg but...
Thank you INH. According to my book your mark dates to 1891-1896. It's a beautiful pattern. Normally Limoges patterns that were decorated at a...
Have you tried sending a picture to Replacements.com? They may be able to track it down. Don
The only thing I can suggest is that the saucer is different from the rest of whatever pattern this is. Since the cup would hide most of the...
It's not documented in any of the McCoy reference books. And the assumption of Royal Copley may be based on the bottom wedges. Personally, I'd...
Welcome Tommy W. - it does look like the remains of an Arnart label. Seeing the whole piece and knowing the dimensions would help but in general...
There was probably a Japan sticker at one time. Really not the quality of Austrian pieces and as cluttered mentioned the beehive mark should be...
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