I've been thinking about this set and wonder if it was a set for one. Don
Reminds me of a take on Moss Rose. Agree that it's Asian though. Probably had made in Japan or made in China stickers. I think that bowl is an...
The bottom shot did me a much better feel for its size. Like most US folks I remain completely baffled by the metric system. It does look like a...
Yes, I can see the pictures now. Welcome to the group! I'm sorry I can't help with an ID. I'm not sure I see anything very distinctive about it...
I can't access the pictures. It says I lack permission. Don
You might want to try this facebook group "Collecting Japanese Ceramics and Art" https://www.facebook.com/groups/collectingjapaneseceramics/ Don
I don't recognize it as Fenton. I'm assuming it's not marked? Don
Hi Mikey - Imperial called that color Caramel Slag. Production began in earnest in 1964 and ran into until the mid 1970s and started again in...
I took another look at the link Ladybranch found and that example has a CT mark. The below is material I "borrowed" from the Kovels' site. CT...
She's got her work cut out for her. There are currently only 88,000+ items listed as shabby chic on eBay. At some point the term must become...
Thank you for all the help everyone! I've decided to name him Bacon and add him to my little collection of glass critters. Don
Hello folks! I've got a paperweight that is unsigned. Instead it has a penny where the signature should be. It is about 2 3/4" wide and about 2...
Oh, now that's interesting. I hadn't even considered WV. Don
Sorry! Should have mentioned I already searched the Murano Zoo site. Don
Hello folks - Does anyone recognize my pig? About 5" long and 3" high. No marks but there was a little glue from a sticker still left on his...
I'd be very reluctant to assign anything to Pickard that does not bear one of the known Pickard marks. The Porzellanfabrik Moschendorf plate is a...
They are Westmoreland but not English Hobnail. The Westmoreland pattern name for these is Waterford. The pattern is mostly found in crystal with...
I think it's Fenton #8431 Water Lily Footed Comport produced 1981-1982 in Velva Rose. With Fenton it's helpful to include a picture of the mark. Don
They can do wonders now with age progression software. It might be worth giving the milk carton another shot. Don
It's McCoy, Greg, 1920's and #40. Nice find. Don
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