Yep, what Don said. But that sure is a pretty pattern! I love the little butterflies around the rim.
Mansons, that's You-Glee.
Saw your post and thought, "did I say yellow?" Yes, I did. But I don't think this pattern was made in yellow. I think I meant to say white....
It would have to be Waaay Uglier to be Capodimonte. And have more flowers. Not that yours is ugly at all and that's the thing.
I would list it. It's awesome. What I see is a guy who gathered up grapes in his hat. Then put the hat on his head. Whoops, hat is full,...
Wasn't Ardalt a New York Importer from all over the world of decorative items for resale in the US? I wish that I had thought of that back then,...
Aquitaine, those manhole covers are fabulous!! I hope nobody ruins them. They are urban art and should be preserved.
There's one listed on Etsy right now, like your fluted bowl, for $79 which I think is a stretch. I doubt you could get that on ebay.
Both bowls have the look of older Fenton. One of my books on older Fenton states 1906 - 1912, but I don't know about later dates. My experience...
I can still sell these (cheap-ish) at the mall. Better with a stand. Don't buy them any more because I don't like to lug them around. I think...
I LOVE the Flatware Fashions web site! Hope it always prevails. Not only for IDs but also for all the interesting info about what antique pieces...
Thank you! Good site and just bookmarked it.
Googling turned up the U.S. Technical Advisory Group.
I recently found an Eickholt paperweight with other stuff on the bottom. Here are the photos. I believe the PW was given to someone at Riverside...
The coal hole covers are rather nice looking, especially that fancy one with all the designs on top. We had a coal chute on our house when I was...
Regarding Thing 1, I would call a 12" Round Plate / Platter like this a Chop Plate. That's what Haviland called their 12" round platters. It...
I'm getting the feeling from looking over this site that there are many, many Herend items that are purchased, placed in a display cabinet, and...
I would call it a Scent Ball, although potpourri will help more people find it on line. I'm thinking it would go in the bathroom with something...
Don't know if this is the same person who made yours, Karl Hohmann, German who worked 1920-1940s....
I found a reference for the Italian Epiphany tradition about La Befana. A lady who brings gifts on the Epiphany to all good children, coal to bad...
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