I stand corrected. The boys did well!
Japanese, I think, so 20th c. Also some sort of creamer or sauce boat.
Interesting glaze.
Not made by Boys Town. That's a decal on the top, so applied after manufacture. Maybe Boys Town purchased some to give/sell as gifts or mementoes.
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Thank you, gals!
Hello Silver Mavens! I am giving my grandfather's silver propelling pencil to my son. I thought it was older than it may be (surprise, surpise,...
Looks like an A and B to me so likely Achille Bloch as Chris noted in the thread sunday silence found: "Top letter 'A', bottom letter 'B', thus...
Sound good, though!
Just that it's colour often seen on recent Asian reproductions.
No idea, but that's a lovely plate -- the insects are cool.
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That greenish-blue hue and regular crazing gives it away as modern -- at least to me!
Looking forward to your posts. Some of those jars look like they have quite a bit of age, but the "farmer's ming" (I love that moniker!) stuff...
I will throw my hat into the ring: that frame looks 40s/50s to me. It's a nice bit of needlework and could use some TLC to rejuvenate it!
There haven't been any Good Will stores here for decades. Back in the 70s or 80s, the staff at the local Good Will tried to form a union and the...
Very sweet!
They look fairly modern to me -- I dunno who made them, but continental -- could be Italian, could be German. The capodimonte mark is widely...
IIRC, the Wm Kent factory was known for making repros of Staffordshire figures. So, a toby jug (is there a different term when it's full body and...
Yes, I also think Coalport. Mid-19th c.
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