I've never seen anything like it. I wonder if it was manipulated post production - like they do those elongated soda bottles. Don
Knife rests can be rather difficult to date. Most are cut glass and the same patterns (roughly) were used by various companies. I haven't found...
I checked my Noritake book (Early Noritake...by Aimee Neff Alden) and she identifies the mark as MM-39 and dates it to circa 1933. It's been my...
Hello and welcome Jennifer90! I believe the value of your tea set is primarily decorative. In other words, what someone would pay to have it to...
These are tough to date as plates with fruit decorations have been and are very popular. It's also difficult to tell country of origin. The bulk...
At this point I agree that the plinth and the vase do not go together. I like the plinth better than the vase. With just the above to go on I...
It's a Gerard Dufraisseix & Abbot blank and a Charles Field Haviland decoration. There's a guy on this site that's very good at pinning down...
I always thought Japanese. If I remember correctly these started to show up during the 1970's. I think they're rather pretty and always glazed...
Hello Board Friends - I usually avoid baskets because they don't usually sell well but this one was going so cheap and looked so pretty I couldn't...
That's sweet! I'd look to Haeger. Don
It shows Leo but they person listing does not say how they arrived at that conclusion. Looks like the top half of a rampant lion. No "Leo" mark...
United States production is another possibility. Do you have a picture of a teacup? Sometimes the handle shape can be helpful. And a bottom...
Did you see this one?...
It's something to consider. But I searched around and couldn't find any evidence that Spode did Zodiac weights. Don
Sorry, just more paint squiggles I'm afraid. I half expected to see a signature. Most of the decals with similar scenes are signed Fragonard. Don
At that size it's possible it's a salesman sample. Might want to mention that in your description. It's a sweet little piece. Don
I just appreciate everyone that took a look. I know it's a tough question. Samson used so many marks.:arghh: Don
I keep thinking it's a symbol for aquarius
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Just a guess but Niloak had a glaze called Dawn II which is somewhat similar. Don
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