Rutile - my word for the day. Thank you! Don
If I'm seeing the color right that marks dates to 1918. According to my Pickard book (Reed) this black decal was used circa 1918-1919. It's the...
Looks like Nippon to me. If you search Nippon cobalt you should turn up other examples. Don
Found them in my Fenton Milk Glass book (Walk). Identified as Salt/Pepper: 7205, marketed as Silver Crest, YOP 6/1953-55. Doesn't give size...
Neither the bottom nor the glaze looks like Haeger. Wish I could point you in a direction for an ID. Don
Hi -C- - you are a real sweetheart to have gone to all that trouble. I think the yellow glass you found is an exact match. Although we still...
Hello Board Buddies! I've got four of these cordials but I haven't been able to find much out about them. They hold about 2 ounces and stand 5...
I've had both pottery figurines and paperweights made from Mount St. Helen's ash. The paperweights always sold but not for a lot of money. eBay...
Heisey cocktail shakers and decanters are usually part of either an established pattern or a more limited barware line. The specific etch can...
It's a Rainbow Art Glass dophin figurine. Late 1960's, early 1970's. Rainbow made an assortment of animal and fish figurines. Don
I was able to find the Westmoreland 1000 in Book 3 but the size is 9 1/2" and it was only done in crystal. Where your candlestick also differs is...
Thank you, Cherryhill. The earrings really do it a disservice. One they are off it actually looks much less "cheesy." Don
I was able to detach one of the faux pearl pieces and they do look like they had a previous life as earrings. And that makes so much sense now!...
Hello Board Friends! I'm looking for help with this cracker jar. It's got it's problems (missing handle, metal repainted) but I really liked it...
Thank you all so very much! Off to research! Don
Hello Board Buddies! I've got this neat blue and white plate that looks kind of like a European take on an Asian design. It's 9 1/2" across....
According to Godden's this mark was used up until about 1860. The 56 may indicate 1856. Don
According to Godden's the Davenport mark in lower case dates 1793-1810. Don
Not McCoy - if that is a glaze chip then the red clay is wrong for McCoy. I was leaning more towards Germany or maybe Belgium. Don
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