The writing reminds me of what you see on souvenir pieces from the time frame that a date of 1917 would be from.
BTW, you can search the site that tallcakes found the trays on with the keyword "CHS" which stands for Centerhandled Server. In most cases, the...
The tall one looks the most like Czech to me, the other two could be either newer Asian or Italian. Search sommerso for the bowl.
What they said, modern import, likely from Asia
I believe the first one might be Brush Pottery, if so, the glaze is called onyx The mark on the 2nd looks to be the old mark for Nelson McCoy...
Looking at the top again, I might be wrong about it missing lid, but for some reason the shape says it needs a lid
Yes on missing lid. Italian, probably Empoli, but it could be from another area.
Not any of the ones in Webster's book on Wheeling Decorating. Not anything that I recognize. As far as online sources, Chatabout or R about...
It's really difficult to see the detail of the decorative gold pattern. It might be Wheelings "Doubled Leafed Plum", but Webster's book on...
I agree with the date range Don gave. I wouldn't call them Mid Century Modern, more Mid Century Elegant or Hollywood Regency. I think of cleaner...
It may say Zeller. The form says Studio Pottery to me. Studio pottery can be very difficult to ID as there were/are literally thousands of...
even when I click on the pics they are really really small. IIRC Dominion Glass was based in Canada.
I would leave it like it is.
You did say "Limoges made this shape" which does IMHO sound like Limoge was the maker, not the area where it was made. Many people new to this...
I agree with Pam, Northwood. Chatabout didn't show any Fenton handles like this.
Not Blenko, the face and head is wrong, as is the body http://www.blenkoproject.org/1955 Not sure who did this wannabe
I'm getting a newer giftware vibe from the new one. May not have had a pattern name, and may have been sold under the importer name versus the...
The one pink with drippy green glaze with the hole in it. The craved in mark on the bottom screams hobbyist piece and the colors screams 80's.
Can you post a picture of the design looking into the bowl?
The mark on the bottom could be a "formula" or recipe for the glaze used, so if it turned out to well, it could be replicated. Studio work is...
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