Oh, that is sweet! The bears are harder to find than the pigs but there's no reason to think it's not authentic. Age would be approximately...
Check St. Clair paperweight bud vase. Not all of their work was signed. Don
Here's the best scan I could get. I was wrong about a wash set piece showing in this book. Everything here is vases and jardinieres. The wash...
The catalog photo in the book only shows vases and there is a jardiniere pictured. There is a chamberpot base also shown in the pictures but it's...
1972 is the year when Fenton started marking most of their wares with the Fenton logo on the bottom. I think what you've got is Blue Overlay...
You rang! Sorry, King, they are blue birds. This line is listed in Sanfords' "The Guide to Brush-McCoy Pottery" on pg. 37. I believe your vase...
I was just searching for a Copeland mark myself. One of the sources I found said there were over 100 of them. It also said some of the marks...
The base and the lifeless colors say Chinese to me. Don
Oh, dear. Somehow I got through 16 years of schooling without ever taking a course in Shakespeare! Thank you very much! Don
Hello everyone - I could use some help with this Copeland plate. I don't understand the subject matter of this 10 3/8" plate. I get that there...
First, you would need to round up a group of suckers...Seriously, though, the links go through to a "designer" website that also claims that part...
LE Smith made a similar window box with a flower frog lid. I couldn't find this particular box in my book though. Don
Hello R. Antonis - welcome! I don't think either item is very old. These types of items have been imported from Thailand and China since at...
Thanks, ownedbybear! Don
Hello folks! I could use some help with the cup and saucer pictured. The cup measures 2 3/8" high and the saucer is about 5 5/8" across. No...
Both. I recognized it first by its colors. That color combo is usually a dead giveaway and Morton is very rarely marked. To confirm I went to my...
Midwest Potteries, Incorporated (one of the Morton potteries). Don
Pancake server?
Welcome, redoctober. It's a lovely piece. I believe it is mold 348. I found it in Mary Frank Gaston's The Collector's Encyclopedia of R.S....
It's a brick color.
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