I would not use them. I would guess 1960's or even early 1970's. If I remember correctly these do not have much heft to them because they do not...
I honestly had never encountered these little guys before. It's a really neat idea. I know it's been said before but the knowledge base on this...
They reminded me a lot of those Chinese tomb figures. It never occurred to me that they might be used to lift flower pots! Thank you all very...
Hello Everyone - Somehow in a box lot I acquired a whole crowd of red clay cats. Each cat stands about 3 3/4" and is hollow. To me it looks like...
Well, I wouldn't be embarrassed - I couldn't find it either. The closest I got was Tempo. The shape looks like Tempo but I couldn't find this...
Sorry, I can't help much. Most of the "diamond point" I am familiar with was made by Indiana glass and this wasn't part of their line. If it's...
The red clay leads me to believe these are Japanese. I can't think of any US companies that had a solid red clay back. They are incredibly cute,...
I just returned from a big McCoy auction outside Zanesville. If it is a McCoy pot it is undocumented and would be worth several hundred at least....
That was sweet of you to include my doggie in the picture! He just helped me "sing" Happy Birthday over the phone to my brother. Will be...
Hello Board Buddies - I recently purchased a Wilcox double candle holder. To me it looks "craftsman" style but I can't seem to find any...
It's best not to tie yourself up in these internal head games. I think it's human nature to assume that if it sold we priced it too low. After...
Thank you for the update! It's really very helpful as we now have a clue if a similar item is posted. Believe me - someone will remember and...
I think the second word might be "Depose". It is not a Limoges mark I recognize. The gold letters/numbers are probably some type of decorator...
The base looks somewhat similar to Portieux Vallerysthal candlesticks. My understanding was that those molds were sold to Chinese companies....
In this case the spelling of Karlsbad really won't help much in the identification of your item. The more important part of the mark is the...
You have a very pretty green opalescent bowl in what I think is the "Keyhole" pattern. It was produced by Dugan Glass circa 1905. Don
There should be a small number under the Fenton name inside the oval. That number usually 8, 9, or 0 will tell you the decade it was made. As...
I was unable to find any company called Royal Kent. That clues me in that this company may not be very old. The word "Poland" could refer to the...
I can take a guess on the Japanese set. I believe you'll find it dates to the between the World Wars. It's too late for the Nippon era but too...
You're welcome, I need help, but it's quite possible that Aquitaine is correct. Some items were a combination of a decal and handwork details but...
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