Flow blue is really a bit of a stretch. Technically it probably qualifies but it's not what most folks think of when they're looking for flow...
Not majolica. It's most likely some type of composite plaster. Don
I would guess a company that produced decorator items combined two bowls with the metal fixtures and sold them under their own label. Don
It's an Anchor Hocking pattern referred to as Wexford. It was produced in enormous quantities in clear. They also produced it in a green color...
Thanks, cluttered! Could be I'm just not used to seeing it in this color. Don
Hello everyone! I'm not quite sure what I've got here. Nephrite? The vase stands about 5 3/8" tall and the cup is about 3 1/4" tall and 4 1/2"...
Sorry, but I agree with Jeff. It's the bottom that gives it away. The stark white and those two openings are really typical of MIJ or even Made...
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Hello Serena and welcome! I have to admit that I'm not very familiar with this artist but I would expect it to be signed. Also the turquoise...
@Aquitaine - I can hold the roses till the Kentucky Derby if you can come up with something for Valentine's Day! Don
I think one of the words might be sunset. Could be the name of the vase itself or the series. The other word looks like J Wam??? Don
There are also copies on the Fenton site itself. http://www.fentonartglass.com/catalog/ Don
They do seem to be acting a little weird. I used to just be able to click on the catalog and it will come up. Today when I tried it wanted me to...
Hello and welcome, Grant! I'm far from an expert on British porcelain but I suspect Kent produced this pattern in a number of variations. Those...
Hello everyone! I'm looking to see if anyone has an opinion on the origin of this large mustache cup and saucer. Normally I just figure these...
I was able to find one in milk glass identified as an LE Smith Apothecary jar but I couldn't confirm. Don
Apparently this mark is unidentified. http://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/resources/unidentified-marks/bavaria/index.php The "11" would be the...
It's curious that the word Limoges is crossed out on at least two of the pieces. I would suspect that Limoges did the porcelain and a company...
I agree with cluttered. The oval circle on the wooden base looks just about right for the remains of a "Made in Japan" or just a "Japan" label....
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