I'm getting a kind of ocean vibe from it but I'm still don't think I'd like to be in the house alone with it. Don
The family story may be true. I'm at that age where I keep forgetting that the 1960's were 50 years ago. They may have been new when they were...
Hello and welcome Caroline - Just a couple of thoughts. I think the piece was produced fairly recently. Original figurines of this type were...
Maybe this will help put your mind at rest. See fourth row down. When you're dealing with hand signed pieces to expect exact duplicates is...
The article fails to note how Mary Gregory's name came to be associated with the particular type of glassware attributed to her. Perhaps that...
Really neat piece! There were some fantasy glass animals created. I went through my glass animal book but I didn't find this particular critter...
I'm thinking it may be a student piece and the S was to distinguish it when it came out of the kiln. Seems to me I used to buy vases like this...
You might also try searching under "Roma". Weller frequently used identical shapes for different patterns. Pedestals alone are tricky to price....
Hello and welcome Guy - I'm getting a modern Asian vibe from it as opposed to an Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) vibe. Perhaps a candy dish....
It should sell even with the damage to the saucer. IMHO the value is mostly in the cup anyway. RS Prussia pieces with cottage, castle, and lake...
My best guess (and it is a guess) is that it is a legitimate souvenir from Austria produced sometime between 1938 and 1945. As you state,...
Yes, it is RS Prussia. Mold is RSP 98 with cottage scene decoration. Very nice. Don
My first thought was German but Norcrest used an NC mark with a Japan foil label. So it may be a Japanese copy of a German original. Don
I don't mind. I made an exception. I think sometimes it's tough for folks not in the biz to pull a price out of thin air. Ebay sold listings...
Not McCoy. It's Brush Pottery. Brush is frequently misidentified as McCoy. One tip is that the S in USA is elongated. Don
I would think the second example you posted is the more realistic price to expect per piece. Don
Hello dapunnisher - What are the sizes and is the silver marked? Don
We normally don't do pricing here. Antiques and collectibles is a pretty volatile market. The same item can sell for radically different prices...
Sorry, but I don't think the quality is there for Royal Rudolstadt. Also the bottom looks more Asian than European. The large holes on the...
Oh, dear! Thanks for the correction. Silly frog! :eek:
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