Cool! Glad you were able to find it! Don
Fenton Tulip Vase #7552PD, "Pink Dogwood" decoration, 6.25" tall, General Catalog 1981-1982.
You might want to put a call out to Walter. If anyone would know more about the artist it would be him. Don
It looks like he might be pouring something hot into a mold. Maybe glass? i can't see the impressions on the ground too well. Do they look like...
Looks Middle Eastern or North African to me. Don
Hello SeaGoat - I'll try and help. RRP produced bowls and crocks for most of, if not all of, its entire history. This particular line did not...
The style on the handle looks Asian to me. I agree it's strange to see the celadon on the interior. Based on the exterior glaze I'd guess fairly...
I'm leaning towards Monmouth-Western Stoneware but I couldn't confirm it on google or in my Monmouth book. Sorry! Don
I'm using Windows 7 with Firefox. I have no plans of ever updating to Windows 10 but then again I said the same thing about moving to Windows 7...
Also one on eBay in color. Price seems quite high though. Search goebel nurse figurine. Don
It's cut very precisely for a shard. Portion of tile? Don
I think the woven frame is decorative. It's very fragile. I have a wall pocket with a similar weaving but very little of the weaving is left....
Yes, Gila, although the terms pitcher and/or jug would also work. JMHO, but I think ewer is a formal and a little old fashioned. I agree with...
The only mark I've ever found on Burley Winter are mold numbers. I believe verybrad is correct that the example above is Brush-McCoy but Hull and...
Oh, that's so sweet but Dave Doty is the real hero here. Don
Here you go! http://www.ddoty.com/rosegarden.html Don
Hi Kraftblue - I think the clay color is wrong for Burley Winter. Don
Hi Adam - welcome. I agree Germany is most likely. I think around 1900. It will be very difficult to sell. Even with an attribution these...
I have had some luck with Fenton lately and some very pleasant surprises in plum opalescent and flame crest. Cranberry seems to have had its day....
I've run across a couple of pieces of early 1900's glass with similar handles. I used to think they were mistakes in the manufacturing process...
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