You are very kind. Thank you. Don
There is a group on facebook that might also be able to help. It's entitled "Collecting Japanese Ceramics and Arts"....
Here's some more info from I post I had last year. It basically says the same info Chris posted. If there are any discrepancies use Chris's...
I agree that damage is somewhat forgivable if the piece is rare. Pieces with small chips and hairlines will still sell. These items were made...
If you google Chinese melon ginger jar you can see other examples. Don
A couple of possibilities spring to mind: 1. It is not Pickard. Pickard used blanks from all over. You can find them with marks from Limoges,...
I think those blue candlesticks are fairly recent imports. Be careful in washing as they may be glued together. I had a similar candlestick that...
I agree with evelyb30 - if it's not signed, it's not Limoges. I don't think the doll goes with it. Seems to be of a different glaze/finish. Don
I can usually sell Wedgwood jasperware on eBay unless it's trinket trays. I can't give those away! Personally, I would probably put these in the...
I was almost in tears when I saw your comment that the creation of these beautiful objects was forbidden during the Soviet era. I imagine they...
Yes, in the third photo near the center of the basket! They are all very pretty. Thank you for sharing. Don
I see your point. I don't think there's any color Cambridge made would surprise me. More information would help. A shot of the stem itself,...
Cambridge #3077? Don
My apologies. I think my short term memory is shot. I had the link copied but forgot to paste! If the piece is undamaged you got a really good...
As I see it one of the great advantages of these boards is that we can discuss what is posted. It's a give and take, back and forth. Items...
It looks consistent with Royal Dux production to me. The company has been around over 150 years and has produced thousands of shapes. I wouldn't...
Thank you, Tom! Looks like I need to order another book! Don
I never take an auctioneers word on identifications even on some catalogued auctions. They just can't know everything about everything and glass...
Cool! That explains the size and why there is only one cup. A lot of English china companies made these sets but I still think yours looks...
Hello Everyone! Does anyone know the manufacturer and date on this sugar shaker? It measures about 4 3/4" tall (with lid) and about 2 1/8"...
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