Look at the bottom of the Waco example you found. Looks similar the bottom of your vase. You can search Waco on the site I provided.
I would check out Bybee or Waco. They were in KY potteries. Clcik on accept and you can search this site....
Thanks for checking Don
Greg, I could only find brown ones on TP. No black ones.
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Don, can you verify some info,please? According to this website the year for Amethyst is 1933. 1937 for Wisteria satin. Wisteria 1977-78. If this...
Good keyword Bakersgma!
I have found the brown bears, like in the listing, that you can clearly see the mark. Haven't found any black bears.
Awesome. It has been my experience that Lane is usually marked. So I search this over real good and found the mark. Difficult to see and read but...
Thanks KingofThings. Definitely the same bear. I'll see if I can find that listing. I didn't realize that Lane did this type of pottery but I...
It's possible but this is not the lightweight ceramics that I normally associate with FTD items. I'm fairly certain this was produced in the 50's...
Thanks Don. I followed you suggestion and found the pattern but not the color. The ones I found were calling it ringed. I'm glad you gave me the...
Thanks Don. Will search Fenton also....Carl
I considered AB but thought their runners were wedge shaped therefore didn't look in my book. Thanks for checking for me.
Ran across this stunner at the same flea market Tuesday that I found the bear planter. Same dealer. 10 1/2" diameter at widest point. Light...
Ran across this 8" bear planter with honey pot and blue bow at the flea market Tuesday. My first thought was Royal Copley due to the 3 runners on...
There is a Haeger Collector's Group on FB that could help. Royal Haeger Pottery Collectors...
Thanks Greg. Now it is showing up in the original post but wasn't before. I reckon I entered via The Twilight Zone :-) That is a cool item!!
Hmmm, either I'm losing my mind(which could be) or y'all have ESP, I'm not seeing a picture of anything here.
Here is a good site to check. up at the top are drop down menus for different countries. http://www.925-1000.com/enyc_Overview.html
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