I buy little Aynsley vases and trinket dishes for myself. They are cute and very affordable right now. Don
Thank you for the bottom shot. I would guess French or German late 19th century but others may have different opinions. It's a shame about the...
I've only seen wall pockets but they didn't interest me enough to collect and were tough to sell. I don't remember any being signed. I may have...
I'm late to the party (as usual) but I thought you might like to see my frog. Bronze from Korea. 6 1/2" long and about 2 1/4" tall. I don't...
Pricey little things! But it does look like they lead interesting lives! Don
I don't think you need to delete. I appreciated your identification of Blanc de Chine. Don
It might be a nice project for a restoration if you've wanted to try peroxide or another method to lighten the crazing. Don
My doctor told me that 80% of dialysis patients are there because of diabetes. The other 20% are there because of using NSAIDs like ibuprofen,...
Confirming that the first bowl is Fenton. The pattern is Cherry Chain.
Sorry, I'm a bit late getting to this thread. The first bowl is Fenton and I think the pink bowl is too. Don
Looks like a crude attempt to copy Roseville's Baneda pattern. That bottom would indicate recent Asian production to me. Don
Not McCoy - I can tell you that much. But not sure who did produce it. Don
The vase was identified on one of your earlier threads. Don
Found the bird! If you read the attached you may recognize a familiar name:...
The opalescent bowl is the Barbells pattern credited to Jefferson Glass Company around 1905-1906. Thanks to fenton's lead I was able to...
Here is your pitcher. http://www.ddoty.com/foursevenfour.html The last vase looks like Fenton's Cabbage Rose pattern but I haven't seen that pink...
Just a guess but it's still possible the mark is Winterling. The company is quite large and it's possible the M indicates another factory that...
Welcome F & M. Interesting and pretty pitcher. I think it was probably hobbyist painted. Someone practicing red roses on one side and yellow on...
Ebay sold listings are the only source I am aware of. Don
Here is some information regarding that mark courtesy of Porcelain Marks and More:...
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