Mario, there's one on eBay that looks to be the same image, although in a silver color. The description says: The plaque has the artists...
Hi, Liv, and welcome! I'm not an expert on Elfinware, but I imagine someone here knows far more about it than I do! In any case, I know that...
Ah, but Strgzr, were those asking prices or SOLD prices? Sadly, today's young adults want little to do with sterling silver. It has to be...
To me, it looks as if someone had way too much fun eating his/her way through the bake shops of France, then wanted to have a reminder in the...
Sandra, I'm trying to rewrite my post - part of it disappeared! Anyway, I immediately thought the same about that "pinkish" one. My grandmother...
My post just got all messed up(!) I'm going to rewrite it now...
Thanks for that, Cluttered! INH's suggestion of David Burnham Smith seems perhaps like a better lead, but I don't know if I'll get a reply back...
Janet, in your 2nd link, the seller says: I attribute this tray to Villeroy and Boch (Mettlach) based on the decorating technique compared with...
Bakers, the mark looks to be the one used from 1886-1938: [ATTACH] The word FRANCE eventually was added on pieces made for export, but I don't...
With that hair and beard, I'd say GREEK, not Roman...
Yes, Bakers, it is indeed French. I think it probably came from this pottery in Gien: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faïencerie_de_Gien
A hair brush for a baby?
Oh, Bluumz - no offense taken! I happen to LOVE color, so all of these "folk-type" pieces really appeal to me. I just wanted to let @Grateful...
Grateful, I happen to LOVE these Portuguese ceramics, and I have never considered them "dime a dozen" or "souvenirs" of anything. I collect them...
Kosta Boda? Mexican? Blenko? (I don't have a clue!) It looks as if there were lots of different makers. This one was sold as Mexican: [ATTACH]...
Kard, looks as if it might be IRENE LIGHTON: https://www.ebth.com/items/8828152-irene-lighton-oil-painting...
Thank you, INH! David Burnham Smith definitely looks like a distinct possibility. I dug into it a bit more, and I found the artist's Facebook...
@clutteredcloset49 posted a thread about Pinterest finds earlier today, and in one of her links, I noticed some "DeRosa/Uruguay" cat figurines...
Davey, those are really interesting. I remember using those little "blender stick thingies" (what are they called???) with charcoal, in art...
Ratsy, I really like the pattern on that jar - it's different from what I usually see!
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