Hello Everyone! I've got this unmarked pitcher that I'm thinking is 1890s'-early 1900's English transferware. It measures 7 1/4" tall and about...
I wouldn't think U.S. - my first thought was Mexico or South America. You don't see that shape much in early U.S. stoneware.
This is just my impression but I seem to find that bright yellow with a black rim on pre-WWII pieces. It really rather will done for its type -...
I'm also leaning towards cologne bottles. Might have been part of a larger dresser set circa 1900 give or take a decade or so. I doubt English -...
I think the symbol at the top might be a fraternal or occupational mark although I couldn't find one that matched. Almost certainly German (based...
I would say yes. There does not appear to be any doubt that this was a Wright product sold under the Priscilla pattern. Don
I wouldn't worry too much about it. In cases like this I usually list it something like Fenton for LG Wright Priscilla Stem in Ruby. According...
There is (or was) an Italian company called Mollica that used an M and crown mark. I couldn't find this particular mark among the pieces of...
The bowl is by a company called Creative Structures and the pattern is Milano. As noted above it is Romanian. Don
I was researching this company to see if I could help and in looking at pictures of Cristalleria Murano Glass and came across a peacock that...
Hi Mansons2005 - There is a Blenko group on Facebook. They allow sales so you might try selling there first. I'd put one up at $40 with offers...
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