Just thought I'd report back. I was turning the saucer around and noted a very faint impression in the center. With further scrutiny i could...
Smoke was a bit of a rare color as it didn't make the prettiest presentation. Imperial produced smoke, I believe, but not many others. If...
To me it looks like a golden amethyst or even blue spray but that could be the light. Usually you identify the color of carnival glass by the...
I think the primary pattern on your cups and saucers is "beads" so I search under that section of ddoty without success. I also did not see your...
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It's kind of large for a pickle dish. According to the illustration in Reilly and Jenks it could be either a pickle dish, a relish dish, an...
Monkey hangers? :hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious: Don
Walk no evil? I don't see how he could without any legs! Don
Do you have a bottom shot? There was a mysticism movement in Victorian England. Perhaps he is connected to that? It's possible he doesn't...
Found out my second plate is US Glass's Missouri pattern although now I'm unsure if it's a serving dish or a bread plate. Apparently Missouri had...
It's extra glaze and will not come off. Typical of early 20th century US. Don
I keep thinking Weller but I haven't been able to find it. Don
Thanks, Cherryhill! Back to the hunt!:happy: Don
Thanks, Cheryl! That was my first thought but I thought I'd better run it past y'all before I listed. Thought there was an outside chance it was...
Hi Board Buddies! I'm hoping someone might recognize the mark on these butter pats. Each pat measures 3" across. I'm assuming 1883 was the date...
Thank you, silverthwait. I've found that some EAPG folk prefer that pictures be taken on a dark background so that it shows off the pattern...
Hello Board Friends! I have two EAPG pieces this time. Both are trays (bun or bready trays?) but I haven't had much luck locating the pattern....
Thank you i need help. Very much appreciated! Don
Hello everyone! I'm looking for the manufacturer of this ram paperweight. Size is 3" x 1 1/4". Has the remains of a label but it's very washed...
Yes, that's rather what I thought. The saucer and cup are both marked 56041 but I suppose there could be a whole set with that number. Don
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