Hello Board Buddies! I've got three little snake figurines that I need to sell before I break them. They range in length from 3 5/8" to 6". The...
Increasingly I've been buying based on my own aesthetics as opposed to what might be popular. I don't trust much of the new stuff out there,...
Thank you all for your help on this bowl. Thought you'd like to know I've decided to keep it for awhile. I'm going to keep it with my fall...
Hello everyone! Does anyone recognize this as Waterford? I bought it this way but I cannot come up with a Waterford ornament that matches. It...
Thanks, jakatch! I think I've got a pretty good idea where this would fall. Very much appreciated! Don
Thank you, crowleys! That's not a bad price. Don
I have a cousin that lives very close to Greenbriar and her daughter was a cocktail waitress at the resort for a time. We aren't really from that...
Thank you buyingtime777. I rather like it too but I really don't have much pottery that would fall under the folk category and I don't have the...
Hello everyone - I've got a piece of art pottery created by Gladys Tuke, a folk artist in West Virginia. It's a small bowl or coaster about 5"...
Thank you, Dave! Welcome Kacper! I'm not sure you location changes my answer much but I am so sorry I forget to welcome you. Don
Sorry but it's unlikely you'll find out too much about them. These types of figurines came over to the US by the boatload and very few were...
I used to like the to support the art students at the University so I'd usually buy a few pieces at their annual ceramics sales. I would put them...
Perhaps a test piece that didn't make it into widespread production? Replacements shows three different Haviland patterns named Trianon. Maybe...
I've got a small collection of continental majolica but nothing from England. As far as I can tell the English majolica tends to be most...
Thank you all for your assistance! It is much appreciated! Don
Hi Board Buddies! I've got this open sugar that I think is a Chippendale variation. It measures 7 3/4" across from handle to handle and 3 1/2"...
I'm not a drinker either but Mom loves her Johnny Walker so I usually get her a bottle at Christmas so I do occasionally visit the liquor store....
Hmmm - I'm on the fence. Chinese reproductions usually have big holes in the bottom. I'm sure some of our friends across the pond will be able...
I agree - and nicely painted at that. I'm surprised they aren't signed. Don
Off-hand my recommendation would be to search Haeger based on the tripod mark. I don't see the US mark - the mark might be a clue. Don
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