It could be someone tried to glue a bird to it. I'd soak it for a while and see if it softens. Don
Thanks, lauragarnet - looks like that might be it. It was the top rim that kept throwing me. I guess they used the alternative circle and notch...
Hello everyone - I have exhausted all my EAPG resources and still couldn't come up with the name of this pattern. I believe this is either an...
There were oil lamp candy containers as well. Might try that direction if the perfume idea doesn't pan out. Don
Caviar, perhaps?
Thank you, antidiem, lauragarnet and ownedbybear - I'm off to explore the pottery of Switzerland! Don
If a little knowledge is a dangerous thing then I'm downright deadly! Don
Hello everyone - I am not sure where to start with this bowl. It measures about 10 7/8" across and about 2 1/8" high. I think it's redware with...
According to my Viking book they simply labeled that color "lime". It was introduced in 1969. First time I've seen that color and I've seen a...
Hi Kard - I suspect it's new but that shape has been made for some years by a variety of companies including Aseda and Blenko. You can search...
Thanks for posting the link. I was really interested in the story behind the piece as the subject looked a little depressing. Now that I know...
Hi Bryan - Sorry, I can't help with an ID but the glaze is unusual. You don't see red in these very often. Don
You're welcome! I looked for the creamer and sugar but didn't have any luck. I doubt those are RS Prussia but wish I could see the design...
I think I found the chocolate pot. In the Marples' RS Prussia, The Early Years, pg. 125, plate 474. Chocolate pot, Mold OM 152, 9" high. It...
Well I'm certainly impressed! Another new thing I learned today!
Two have staple repairs - I'm assuming this is the one that does not. Don
Okay, folks, I think I figured it out. Your Judd clues helped immensely. At first, I was concerned because most of what I could find for Judd...
Hello Everyone - I'm at a loss on this one. It's a candle holder with a separate candle cup. I can't figure out why it was made this way since...
I'm in agreement with cluttered - I had a similar piece and the consensus was that it was Italian. Don
The star fracture only shows on the bottom - it doesn't go through. Thanks for the help everyone! Don
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