Here's my pair. Behind them is the same shape in white. Don [ATTACH]
The description in the $45 pair is closer to being correct. These are usually considered part of what collectors call the lily bud line although...
Welcome capitulation - they look like dresser or cologne bottles missing their stoppers - except maybe for the one on the farthest right. That...
I agree with Bakersgma. The way the numbering was done is another clue. Don
Welcome Alun Bevan - I keep thinking it was part of a pair of mantel urns. One would have sat on each end of a mantle piece. I don't doubt the...
The bottom two vases look like circa 1900 Bohemian. I'm not sure you'll ever be able to pin them down much more than that. The applied enamel...
I don't think much age. Reminds me of recently imported glassware. Don
Sorry, missed the question regarding the chips. I think it's a manufacturing issue. The wet glaze stuck to the kiln and left those marks when...
I don't think so - just a multicolor glaze. Rather reminds me of a Roseville reproduction. Not a bad looking vase. Don
Sorry I couldn't turn them up. I tried google searches on "Tribal," "Native," and "Dancers" cups and saucers but didn't have any luck. I rather...
Could the writing be upside down and/or a mirror reflection? Don
The Royal Ruby is not particularly valuable but it is collectible. The pitchers are worth the most. Otherwise you can assemble a set very...
I do apologize to all. I see from Allen Marcus and David Mullins' comments that these are reproductions. The link Mugzinnys posted will lead you...
Thank you, Mugzinnys. I belong to a different RS Prussia Facebook group. I had no idea there were competing groups. I have asked to join. Don
As already noted this is LE Smith #433. According to my book (LE Smith Glass Company - the First 100 Years, pg 101). It was produced circa 1932 -...
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