For those kinds of marks I use the word "pitting". I agree with Any Jewelry that this type of pitting is common in folk pottery. Don
Hello everyone - sorry to post multiple items at once but they're so similar I thought I'd save everybody some time. I'm trying to figure out the...
Welcome to the board! It's a lovely statue. I agree with moreotherstuff about removing the pedestal. I doubt it was meant for that statue - the...
Yes, Noritake would tweak a few things and give it new pattern name. As for searching on the replacement's site, I would try using descriptive...
I searched through Alden's Book "Collector's Encyclopedia of Early Noritake" but couldn't turn your pattern up. I did find a date for that mark...
For what it's worth I'm getting a European vibe - maybe some type of folk pottery. I doubt very much that it is American and it doesn't look like...
Maybe this link will help. https://www.antiquers.com/threads/glass-butterfly-powder-dish-triangle-mark.3493/#post-48857 Don
I believe that mark is "Verlys" Don
I'm also a member of the Facebook Studio ID page but I don't think I've ever posted anything. In general, I avoid studio pottery although I've...
I'd get rid of it as fast you can. Once these guys take up residence you'll need an exorcist to get rid of them! Don
It's going to be a tough one. The cutting and silver were most likely added by a decorating company. There is nothing about the glass blank that...
Lovely vase although the heavy glaze obscures not only the mark but the detail on the wings. Looks to me that at least one line is a string of...
Herend isn't seen much here in the Midwest USA. When it does turn up I get it cheap because no one is familiar with it. I usually also pick it...
Thank you, desperate_fun! I knew I saw it somewhere. Much appreciated! Don
Hello everyone! I think at one time I knew this mark but now that I need it I can't seem to locate it. Including the handles it's about 9 1/2"...
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