If it makes you feel better, bluemoon, Haviland Limoges made a very similar blank. Guess what they called their mold? Wait for it...Ranson! Don
The name of the McCoy pattern is Brocade. Don
Next to last item (blue bowl) looks like Viking Epic. Don
Hello Abegweit - what you have is a hobbyist painted piece. The dish does not resemble any Limoges blank I am familiar with. Limoges did indeed...
Piotet and Chamart appear to have some type of relationship but I can't quite figure out what that relationship is. It may be that Piotet...
Frankly, I think calling it studio pottery is generous. It doesn't look like a bad pot but who in the world would decorate it like that and why...
Most are Japanese trinkets except the elephant, the DGR statue and the covered jars. Some are cute but nothing of any real value - maybe $1 or $2...
Can you read the word or make your best guess at the first word? The signature matters only in that some collectors collect by decorating...
Oh, that makes sense! Thank you, komokwa!
Hello everyone - I could use some help trying to figure out what this item is. It stands about 3 5/8" tall and about 5 3/8" across. It feels...
Thank you for sharing, Natasha. Is it possible for you to show a picture of the mark? It could help us identify other figurines from this...
Most likely German but these figurines are pretty much impossible to identify without a factory mark. Don
I can't help but there is a studio pottery group on Facebook. They may be able to help. I think a term for the decoration may be applied flower. Don
I think I've got about the same amount of Val St. Laurent. I am lucky because when the better glass comes up here no one else has a clue to...
I was considering selling it but I think it will join MY collection. I'm a sucker for French and Belgium glass especially in color. Don
Oh, that would be lovely! It's not the Val St. Lambert signature I'm used to so it never crossed my mind. Off to research! Thank you,...
Hi Everyone! I could use your help in figurine out who made this ashtray. It stands about 2 3/4" tall, 3 1/4" across the opening, and 2" across...
I wouldn't get too hung up on the damage. According to the seller it does not show when the vase is displayed. It's possible it is Grueby or...
Agree with Messilane. That is not a McCoy mark and certainly not a McCoy vase. The resemblance in marks is just co-incidence. Don
Hi rhiwfield - I relied on Wikipedia for that bit. According to the article that addition of "Made in" dates a German piece to the 1890-1914 time...
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