It's lovely. Reminds me of some of the more elaborate Victorian wallpapers. Don
If you follow the link and enter candy dish in the search box it will show you what they have in their gallery. In this case it led me to...
Hello everyone! I could use some help with this art glass vase. It stands about 12 1/2" tall. I think the first name of the artist is Stephen...
I like the kitty too! :cat: I don't think Mexican. Something about the depiction of the face reminds me of some French pieces so I'd include...
And from the peanut gallery: I'm going with Japanese mid-century. Something about the colors and the floral depictions seems mid-century...
Hi Greg! After Marie identified them I went to my Dugan/Diamond book and found several examples pictured. Do you have the blue? The blue looks...
That's it. Thank you, Marie! Diamond never crossed my mind Don
Hello everyone! I thought these candlesticks might be Westmoreland but so far haven't been able to turn them up. I can find other examples in a...
That's a great story, Greg! You have so many wonderful memories. Aquitaine has also created a picture where I am wearing a hat made of giant...
Thank you, Any Jewelry! The credit should go to @Aquitaine. Don
Thank you, TallCakes! Don
Hello Everyone - I am hoping to find the maker of this sugar bowl. It was sold as Imperial's La Rochelle but I can't seem to confirm. About 7...
This ebay guide indicates that all Royal Crown Derby figurines should have a date code. I looked at RCD figurines on eBay and it does seem that...
I'm leaning towards Fenton. I could probably find it in my books but I need the size. Don
The lack of a mark confused me as well. I suppose it could date back to the Nippon era and been a transitional piece. The bubble bursts on the...
I would think a commercial mold. A mix of styles - art deco handles but a ship in the center almost cameo style? Execution just a little sloppy...
Welcome hillbillyjunker! I agree with KentWhirled. The shape reminds me a beer mug. At least in US pottery, beer mug production was primarily...
Decorative. Don
Celery was a hard to get item in Victorian times so it was considered worthy of its own dish. It was hard to grow and only available at certain...
I thought of Asian but it sort of reminds me of folk pottery flower images. No idea where from though. Don
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