https://www.barnebys.com/auctions/lot/bassett-new-york-no-1025-ceramic-planter-XsOjmvo06q
It is probably 20th c - I have a similar garniture set and I believe we dated it to first quarter 20th c.
Reminds me of Renaissance style ewer - likely Spanish or Italian - probably more Italian with the 'blackamoor' style bust.
Does anyone know what type of flower the etch is?
Thank you. I found so many similar but the majority had scalloped mouths. This is very helpful! I love the pink. Found it for $4.99 today....
So I have seen vases like this labeled Duncan and Rockwell, New Martinsville as well as Cambridge Glass during the Art Deco period. Anyone...
I just realized where I had seen something like this.....in a post I posted! This ashtray!!!! [ATTACH]
don't polish! People love patina and if they don't, let them polish. I hate polishing although on silver, it is rewarding.
So strange. Almost looks Islamic - Middle Eastern.
Scandinavian?
American glass - they might be Morgantown or Hocking. Cherryhill will know.
I am assuming this is Japanese - contemporary. I think the sea life around the plate are fun and would like to find out the company to purchase...
That is just the cutest!!!! Dan Morphy sold this pair for $500 back in 2010...
I don't have my glass books with me but I seem to recall Morgantown did some similar. I love that thick foot on the drinking glass! and as far...
might be mold blown
Not a flamingo in the bunch! :oops:
Yes - that is the one I am talking about. Trying to figure out why it is not selling or if I can ID the designer.
This little guy is nicely done - approx. fifty-four round brilliant cut diamonds, the basse taille enamel work is awesome. I believe the eyes are...
can you take a picture of the underside of one of the chairs?
with removable handled serving tray
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