Fenton did some glossy Burmese so it wouldn't be incorrect to list that as the color. Gibson is primarily know for paperweights. Vases are a bit...
It's real RS Germany. Most RS Germany is very inexpensive even if factory decorated - just not much interest. As mentioned your little tray is...
Even in perfect condition these can be a tough sell. Not many people collect mid to late 1800's transfer patterns. The first plate appears...
Platter - It appears to be only a partial mark but it might be Ford, Challinor, & Co. or Ford & Riley. The word in the center would be the...
If you want to access the full conversation it's on the Facebook Vintage American Pottery Identification page. In case you can't reference the...
Mystery solved: Shearwater Pottery. Thanks to Louis Edwards on the Vintage American Pottery Identification Facebook page.
Try the Frankoma Pottery Collectors site. I don't belong myself but I recognize at least one of the members. And yes, just post your question...
Oh, that is neat! I don't think Frankoma - I've never seen them do this type of glaze effect. I would guess maybe a Chinese zodiac ox figurine?...
Hi Billy - Is each ball marked and are they glued or balanced? I'm wondering whether it's three unrelated pieces that someone crafted together...
Welcome! It's not Royal Dux - Royal Dux is quite clearly marked. Royal Dux did some pieces in this style but as you noted they are not marked...
Would it be Fenton with a pontil? Don
A mini pitcher in this pattern was manufactured by Pilgrim Glass Company. I'm assuming they reproduced from someone else's original mold but I...
It's possible that they had difficulty with the base as the glaze might have stuck on whatever they glazed it on (paddle?). I'm sure there's a...
The decoration looks like prunus blossoms which is a typical Japanese decoration. Beyond that I got nothin'. Don
I think I might have found it in the 1997 catalog. It is shape #9719. The designer at that time was Matt Carter. Don
Oh, yes. There are some beautiful cut glass pieces in amber done by Westmoreland in the book. Don
A shot of the bottom mark might help especially if it has any handwritten numbers or letters. Listing the height of the pitcher and cups might...
I would guess that it falls into the category of Middle East - North African glass but it is not my area of expertise. A merchant in your area...
I went through my book but couldn't find any information at all on the Specialty Glass Co. making cut glass. Westmoreland, of course, did but I...
Personally I think it's even earlier possibly 1900's-1920's. I'm basing this on the decoration and mold work. By the 1940's all those brittle...
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