$35 seems reasonable to me regardless of the final attribution. It's looks very close to the RC and with moreotherstuff's information I'd be...
Depends on how it costs to play? Is the item for sale? What does the seller want for it? Can you ask the seller to clean off the rest of the...
For what it's worth my vote is with Debora. Victorian circa 1880's. Most likely German. Don
It's my understanding that every piece of Royal Copenhagen has to have a mark. There appear to be marks of some sort on the bottom but it needs...
For me, the quality of the artwork is going to be key to making an attribution for this plate. As for the mark, if it is marked Dresden it is...
Hello everyone! Can anyone tell me what I've run across here. I think it's a six paneled nut or mint cup and that it is silver plate. Each...
Some type of wassail bowl perhaps? Don
And the winner is: gregsglass! Please message me your contact info and I'll be sure to send it along ASAP. Thank you all for playing. I am...
Just want to add that I wouldn't necessarily rule Fenton out. The color is not typical of their stretch glass but the base collar really reminds...
Hi and Welcome Sarah - it's a bit difficult to date these sets. Most came out after WWII and continued up into the 1990's. If I had to guess I'd...
Hello my Board Friends - I find myself with an extra copy of Majolica Pottery by Mariann K. Marks. ISBN 0-89145-219-2. Copyright 1983. Anyone...
Hello Donaee - Your Werner plates are most likely studio pottery. Their value is purely decorative unless you can find someone who collects her...
Hello and Welcome - the following quote comes from Sharon and Bob Huxford's. "The Collectors Encyclopedia of Roseville Pottery - First Series",...
Hello Board Buddies! I could use some help with this pitcher. It measures about 6 1/2" from spout to handle and stands about 4 1/4" tall. It is...
We have a mashed potato bowl in my family too. It sounds like you may be a little conflicted about getting rid of these dishes. There's nothing...
Frankly, I'd donate the Noritake set. Partial china sets are difficult to sell and Noritake lustre ware is not rare. I can't say there is no...
My vote is Fenton Cranberry Opalescent for LG Wright iced tea. I've been unable to confirm but will keep looking. BTW - the lack of an N mark...
I can tell you that I would have passed. Maybe at half-price but even then I don't think I would have taken the leap. I think this is a case...
I agree. It's very pretty but I also don't see any signs that would indicate much age. Don
The mark is a generic import mark from the early 1900's. It is next to impossible to identify a specific manufacturer or more specific time...
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