Well, this was a bit of a surprise. They identified these on the EAPG page as Fostoria #1819 also known as Dandelion! Don
Can we see a picture of the whole item. Is it a vase or a figurine or ? Don
Thank you. That's rather part of the problem though. There's nothing particularly distinctive about a hex base or the panels. The only...
And no one but a collector would notice or care about a hairline crack. It will make a lovely fruit bowl. Don
I think you're right figtree3 - I'm baffled. I have heard that RS Prussia and Nippon borrowed ideas from each other which could explain the...
Thanks for the help all. I still haven't turned anything up using cornflower or bachelor's button. Cornflower seems to be mostly restricted to...
I've come across this before. I'm afraid it may be one of those miscellaneous table pieces that were not part of any particular pattern. These...
Almost any mug can be a shaving mug but it should be more or less straight sided so that the shaving cream is easy to whip up evenly. A shaving...
Hi Board Friends - I've got three sherbet and I'm having trouble figuring out who manufactured them. Pattern appears to be a thistle but it...
I agree with cluttered. These are almost impossible to attribute to a specific manufacturer. Literally boatloads of these came over from...
Try Kanawha. Don
Welcome Peter Healy - This is the St. Kilian Germany mark of Oscar Schlegelmilch. This is considered OS Prussia by collectors. Not as valuable...
I couldn't agree more with Cherryhil's comment. I try and price my items so they are above the wholesale price but will still be a bargain for...
If the knob is hollow then it may be a humidor/tobacco jar. Don
What is the size? I may need to change my vote. I found an RS Prussia mold 501 that looks a lot like it. Don
It's very pretty. I usually don't buy these unless they are artist signed. One term I would use is iridescent. Don
I agree with Greg. My vote is Nippon circa 1900. Don
They're yours, Greg, just send me your address and I'll get them on their way. Don
Hello Folks - I have two majolica books that are looking for a good home. Please see pictures below. Please let me know if you're interested....
Identified on the EAPG facebook page as Cambridge Glass Company's Mt. Vernon pattern. A bit later than EAPG, though. Dated around 1932 to the...
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