Welcome to the forum!!! :happy::happy::happy: You may need to be careful as to what you use because if I am not mistaken the bottom is unglazed....
...& baby girl gets some pretty beads to play dress up. :happy::happy::happy:
I tried to figure out who made the candy dish, but was unsuccessful.
@johnnycb09 - Your milk glass piece is likely a candy dish. It appears to be part of the Charleton Line & was decorated by Abels, Wasserberg & Co....
Nice chair. Where abouts are you in South Carolina? I live in Columbia near Fort Jackson.
That is a sweet little girl on that calendar, but I do think she is way too young to be advertising rubbers. ;) :eek::eek: :p :D:D:D :bag:
Daisy & Button is the Blue Willow of the glassware world. ;) :p :D:D
Congrats on a great sale Book!! :woot::woot::woot::woot: You will have to show us what you got with the proceeds. :D:D:D
For the other members who have no idea what a yatate is. :D:D https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yatate Personally I think it is a homemade pipe 2...
Thank you @clutteredcloset49!! :happy::happy::happy: I was going to try tagging tomorrow if I didn't get help today. :):) Thank you again for...
These pieces appear to be one of the many Daisy & Button type patterns, but which one? :confused::confused::confused: The compote is 8" to the...
Commonly called "calling cards" & would have been left on a small tray in the foyer. As others have said these are commonly used by crafters to...
God help those TSA agents if they had tried to confiscate those pieces. ;) :eek::eek: :hilarious::hilarious::hilarious: I could see @Bakersgma...
I am assuming no marks on the bottoms. The one on the left reminds me of Napoleon Bonaparte.
It would not fit, but thanks for the idea. I was surprised & found some fairly decent sales of Kozan Gama on eBay. I am going to try breaking up...
@Couch Potato Wannabe - Thank you so much!!!! :kiss::kiss::kiss: Off to research Kozan Gama Kiln. :happy::happy:
Made by Atterbury & the man is Atlas....
That is a possibility, but it would still help for someone to decipher the mark. :happy::happy: I wonder if @Couch Potato Wannabe could help...
Thanks Pat & blooey!! :happy::happy::happy: I was fairly certain it was likely from the 1980's or 1990's. The pieces were part of all that stuff...
I have a total of 30 pieces of this porcelain set that includes a teapot, plates in 3 different sizes, rice bowls w/ lid, individual rice bowls,...
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