It's just a series of initials. I think basically it's B.A.Py.Co.Ltd Don
Hello Everyone! I'm looking for the manufacturer of this little pitcher. It measures about 6 1/4" high. The bottom is marked but I couldn't...
I'm sorry, Pat, I should have reported back. I did explore the possibility that it was a working mold but didn't get very far. On pinterest I...
Hi Michelle - welcome! I can't see the mark very clearly. Looks vaguely like Royal Bayreuth's mark but I'm not even sure they did animal...
Well, Weller lines can be tricky and hard to pin down. According to the book Orris has "...a matt green glaze, sometimes heavily, sometimes ever...
Let me know if you need a written letter of recommendation! ;) Don
Forgot to add that nothing Weller does as a glaze treatment surprises me anymore. Don
I think I found it. McDonald's All About Weller Book, pg. 131, fig. 182 shows a catalog photo of Orris and this looks like it. [ATTACH]
I see I'm not the only night owl! Your suggestion is brilliant. With a long ribbon it would make a nice pendant but with a short ribbon it would...
Hi Pat - below are rest of the pictures. I just substituted two Lefton figurines for the spooner. You'll see that I'm using cardboard to...
Hi Pat - here we go! This is where the magic happens - my basement. The first photo shows the post office supplies I order - Priority Mail Box...
Hi komokwa - thanks for trying. A key chain actually crossed my mind but I think it would get chipped up pretty quickly. Don
Well, I'm intrigued. It looks like an oil based paint so it may be just as easy to peel it as use a remover. At the end, though, you might want...
Hi Pat - I'll try and do step by step photos tomorrow using an EAPG spooner. It's supposed to rain here all day anyway! ;) Don
One other tip I use a lot. I pick up flats for free at auctions and at Sam's club. They can make a nice "false floor" on the bottom of your...
Goodness - this could take awhile. 1. Yes - on the small and large size. The medium size, which is shaped like a shoebox, is worthless IMHO. 2....
Sorry to revive this thread but I've been informed through Ebay messages that this vase in question is not Aseda but more likely Eneryda? Don
Not likely. Brush only operated as an independent pottery for about one year before the fire. According to my book (Sanfords') during that time...
Thanks for all the suggestions folks! Don
Sorry for not responding sooner. Finally got my computer back from the shop. Thank you for the suggestions. I will begin researching those...
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