Best of luck! Remember you can always start on the high end of the your range and drop the price if necessary. If you get a chance please let us...
Thank you, Janet! It's the same pattern without the rim treatment. The rim treatment on mine is definitely part of pattern and not post...
Hello Board Buddies! I bought these more as a learning exercise than anything else. I have a pair of these plates. They measure 6 5/8" across....
Very nice. The color scheme is a bit unusual. Cobalt blue is what I normally see. Condition looks exceptional. You rarely see the gold without...
Welcome Timothy! The top word is "Wheelock". Wheelock was a large importer of porcelain from Germany between 1882 and 1909. They brought in a...
Usually those boxes indicate a late 1800's production. If you search Aesthetic transferware you should see examples of similar wares. Given the...
The first two are very nice and I would think a rather talented studio potter produced them. If no one here can help I would try the Studio...
I really did consider keeping it but I'm running out of room and decided I really couldn't accommodate much MCM. Hopefully it will find a home...
Hi Huntingtreasure - by coincidence I came across this vase in my basement the other day and decided to list it. It's going up today. I never...
I don't recognize the shape as Fenton. The violets don't look right either. The Fenton decoration is called Violets in the Snow and the vase in...
Size too, please. Swarovski swans come in a wide range of sizes. Don
I borrowed this from the Early American Pattern Glass Society Facebook page. I think this is your bowl: ALPHA (OMN) AKA: Alfa; Rexford; Euclid;...
Well, someone did. Either a hobbyist or perhaps a small studio who bought the molds and decorated them for resale. It's even possible the...
I hadn't been exposed to Bauer before. You can see the transition in styles. Fascinating! Thank you. Don
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