Hello Martin and welcome - thank you for all you do for the animals! Not very good news on the Chokin plate, though, I'm afraid. As afantiques...
Hi Kard - If the mark is on the top it might be a corporate insignia rather than a maker's mark. For advertising giveaways or corporate gifts and...
In the jungle, the mighty jungle...
Thanks, George! I've always got FB on in the background and already have at least a half-dozen pottery and glass collectors pages on my like...
Hi Tallcakes - could it have been a product for bakery displays? Could explain the lack of ornamentation. I'm trying to figure out the...
Hi Pat - thanks for the suggestion - here's some close-ups. Mostly jungle animals, plants, and birds. Maybe dorm room art? Don [ATTACH]...
Oh, yes, I can see that. Or maybe a ghost flying down the panel. I'm going to check and see if there are patterns called either Frogs or...
Hi Susan - here's a couple more pics. I have a membership to eapgpatterns.com but without key words I'm kind of lost. Even with keywords I don't...
Thanks, Tallcakes! Don
Hello Everyone - I'm trying to get caught up on my EAPG and this is another piece I wasn't able to locate. It stands about 6 1/8" high. It...
Hello Everyone - I'm a little hamstrung because I can't figure out any pattern descriptors other than "keyhole". It stands about 7 1/2" high....
Hi King - I've attached a couple of pictures below that show another figural that may better demonstrate a pottery humidor. The sponge would have...
The ceramic and pottery ones I've had never really sealed all that well. The glass ones, especially with the screw on lids, were another story....
Hello everyone - Once again I've wandered into an new area - prints. I recently purchased this print and am trying to see if anyone recognizes it...
And condition is exceptional for chalkware - looks like very little paint loss and no chips. Don
I thought they might have tucked the sponge up inside the head. I'm leaning towards a German origin. Don
Humidor?
I agree with Bev! I could certainly have found a home for it! I've seen this type of pottery referred to as brushware. As kraftblue mentions...
They look like chalkware to me too. I've seen chalkware in all types of shapes but these are certainly fancier than most. And i've rarely seen...
I haven't found much need for tassels since I gave up strippin' :angelic:
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