Venetian Glass Company is English, but by a Venetian-trained glassmaker, Franco Toffolo. "Franco Toffolo's label from his "Venetian Glass...
For that sort of use, I expect the fabric would have to be stiffened, maybe soaked in celluloid or some such. Is that possible? Could explain...
I guess he's being suitably cautious, but I'm satisfied with the ID reached here. Since the mark doesn't include the company name, finding a cup...
It seems that phone cameras are oriented to landscape format, which means that to get a picture that looks right when posted online, you need to...
Your mark could be a retailer's mark. They could have ordered the pattern ("Paysages") from Gien, but specially marked.
When checking Paragon, add DW (double warrant), which this is. There are people who specifically collect those.
May as well ask about this. I'm guessing it's new and either Chinese or Vietnamese, but feel free to surprise me. The vase is about 6 1/2" tall,...
It is in English, so that may narrow the field.
Nice sauce boat. No idea, but the maker's mark would be reason enough for me to buy.
Apparently James Adams was the first Delaware printer (the British Museum has him as a printer of bank notes)....
This is the only thread that Matei ever took part in, and that was more than a year ago.
@kardinalisimo apparently hasn't been around since April.
Same pattern and from Italy suggests Italian souvenirs. St. Mark, Venice, and the Vatican? A closer picture of the finials might give the answer.
How big? I would guess cake server. If no marks other than Italy, then probably plate. Look very carefully. [ATTACH]
Probably someone just tagged it on.
Zammit, being Maltese, probably did a better translation.
Ok, so I had to download the photo to read the text, but it's the second Maltese translation (1934), the first was in 1916. As such, I think it's...
If someone wants to forward this teacup photo and the mark to The Potteries, I have no objection. I tried to myself, but it requires me to create...
Sorry, but the link is not navigable to me. Does the book contain any sort of English language introduction?
Why do you say it was published as a language guide for the English? Is there a date on it somewhere?
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