Hi Susan - thank you for checking for me. I appreciate the time you are taking to help me. Don
Welcome Lew Fisher! Could Bass be short for Bassano? Don
Hello everyone - I'm trying to figure out what I've got here. The mark is a bit of a mess but I think it's the Allertons mark from 1903-1912. I...
Oh, yes. I confirmed the GDA dates in my Limoges book and you are spot on. I would think your pieces date to the earlier half of that date range...
Welcome to the wacky world of trying to identify Haviland patterns - a sure way to drive anyone insane! Replacement Ltd. searches don't help much...
I feel a case of the vapors coming on! Don
Thanks for your help everyone! Don
Hi Bakersgma - I wondered about those rings! Thanks for clearing that up - that explains most of the mark! Don
Hello everyone - I went shopping today and needless to say came home with still more stuff. At least most of the items were small this time. One...
Hi Jennie wren - I think you'll find this pair is rather like the other posted except that this time they are probably continental rather than...
Try Viking Glass - pretty color! Don
Hello Makanudo - either google or ebay would be a good source for further information. There is also a book "Geisha Girl Porcelain" by Elyce...
What you have pictured above is usually known as geisha ware porcelain. The image in the bottom of the cup is referred to as lithopane. Don
Oh, dear, that's a shame. I wouldn't have suspected Chinese although the block letters on the bottom would have given me pause. Don
Oh, all right- I guess I could find him a home out in the garden somewhere. Might scare away the squirrels. I've been thinking about the red...
Oh, now that's just scary - I'd be afraid to have it in the house. I have no idea where it might have come from. I collect some monkeys as I was...
My vote is continental majolica - German or Austrian. I'm assuming there are no other manufacturer marks. You can search "german majolica vase"...
Duncan Miller was my first thought - their Grecian line has a similar shape but cluttered is right that the base is square. Sorry I can't provide...
Welcome, Jenny wren! Might be majolica. We do need those better pics. Don
I found a set on etsy that identified them as Culver but they didn't mention how they reached that conclusion. There are indeed a lot of these...
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