Thank you, Cherryhill! Your answers are always very helpful. Don
Hi scouthouse - a nappy is a kind of small bowl or dish. A kind of catch-all dish for whatever you wanted to serve. Usually they're smaller than...
Tallcakes to my rescue once again! Thank you very, very much! Don
Hello everyone - I'm looking for an ID for this covered nappy. I think it's EAPG but am not sure. Any help would be appreciated. It's about 6...
You read my mind moreotherstuff. I was hoping whoever made the Nemo pattern made this one too. Thanks for the info on the Nemo pattern, though....
Hi Everyone - This pitcher stands about 8 3/4" tall. I've seen similar pitchers listed as Bohemia/Czechoslovakia by sellers but with no real...
Wow! Thank you everyone for your help! Don
Yes, that's it - a lion eating it's own tail (silly lion)!
Thanks, Cherryhill - that's exactly what I was looking for. Don
Hi bdigger - it does appear there is some type of critter on the handle but the mold isn't very sharp and I can't tell if it's a lion or not. It...
I know that with the handle this isn't a Consolidated product but does anyone know who did produce it? Thanks all! Don
Thank you, Cherryhill - I will list it accordingly (if it doesn't somehow sneak its way into one of my cabinets). Thanks everyone for your help! Don
I found one that sold at auction in 2011 for $50. It was identified only as a Victorian Agate Enamelware Syrup Pitcher, Pewter. Thanks, Cheryl,...
Yes, it's so helpful!:dead:
Thank you, clutteredcloset49. It is a neat little piece. I think you're right about pewter.
Thank you ownedbybear!
Sorry, I didn't mean to leave the pottery folks out. I'm making progress on getting some things listed and I'm down to my problem children. The...
I checked the bowl over again but couldn't find a signature. Oddly enough there is a very similar bowl being offered on another site and the...
Thanks, folks! Guttate seems to be a term used for certain Consolidated pieces or other blown-out patterns similar to my pitcher. If you use it...
Hello everyone - I know nothing about syrup containers so any info you can provide me is much appreciated. It stands about 8 1/2" tall. I found...
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