Well, I found something on Google Books UK that may add to the possible dating of my jug. I'm back to thinking it may indeed be early 1940's. I...
Thanks, Owned!
Thanks for your input, Owned & Aquitaine - much appreciated!
Here’s the website for the Rockwell museum: https://www.nrm.org/ Unfortunately, the site says the museum does not authenticate:...
Thanks, Davey and Evelyb. I appreciate your replies.
I happen to love pitchers & creamers and the like, and I recently bought a Beswick “Venetian” jug on eBay for $9.99 - a total that was less than...
I'm still holding by my original answer. That Limoges mark goes back to at least 1900. -Don- Don, that's why I posted so many "qualifiers" in my...
Hi, Elena - I absolutely LOVE the coloring & decoration on your tureen! Now, I have no clue if the info given below is correct, but the Limoges...
Deryk, thanks to a very talented Grandpa, my sisters & I had a lot of "kid-sized" furniture way-back-when, but I'll tell you, I would have LOVED...
Very cool, Michael!
Wow, MOS - Those are CRAZY! I've never seen anything like them before.
Gerspee, I have no clue on the artist's name, but I really like this one!
Hampton, what a SPECTACULAR collection! Simply lovely.
Coreya, I'm sorry! I just cannot abide firearms, no matter how old, historical, or anything else. It's a personal thing that goes WAYYYY back. I...
Lots of cool stuff, Coreya! I could do without the firearms, but as for the rest: really neat!
Tyeldom, I can't believe that he (she?) put up with wearing a Santa suit! How adorable!
Very pretty, CX! And, as DesperateFun has advised, it's pretty much anyone's guess who actually did the work... (Sort of like the Czech pottery...
CX, I was thinking Portugal because of the bird imagery. There are lots of Portuguese ceramic things out there with birds & animals, like these:...
CXGirl, my first guess would be Portugal...
Here's a bit of mine: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Separate names with a comma.
