I forgot to include this other link that is actually on Stephanie's resume. If you click each area it enlarges. The white glass vase with the...
She didn't have time to photograph all her pieces but she sent this one. She also sent the pages from the deCordova Museum exhibition catalog...
I thought of the Arts and Crafts movement when I saw this. Other than that, I'm not much help.
I started searching the roses too. I found this Belle of Portugal Rose that has petals like those on the platter. One of these links dates it to...
My friend informed me that Stephanie didn't sign all of her pieces. She also said "Stitches and pears, who else would it be"? Unless someone...
It's funny you mentioned that, I'm looking at fish platters right now. They seem to be longer than this, 20" to 23".
A friend of mine has collected Chubbuk's work since the 90's. Chubbuck has changed her style over the years and her pieces are much different now...
Thank you. I just did some searching under Kahla and I don't think this is one of theirs. They did use that circular base but their blanks are...
I was hoping someone might recognize the shape/blank on this platter. 16" x 8". Would this be considered an ice cream platter? Thank you....
Well I found several Limoges bowls that are quite similar this. I wonder if this one is Limoges?
I did not know you were going through all that. Welcome back and congrats on the remission. I hope it stays that way! Sending out positive...
Is there any signature at all? It looks like the earlier work of Stephanie Chubbuck. She did a series with stitches on glass and on her pear...
I love these. Insects were popular during the Art Nouveau period as well, especially the dragonfly. I think the bends were meant to be that way....
I've been searching and haven't found this exact pattern. I'm wondering if the partial stamp above the Crown would have been the pattern name....
Could it be Rudolf Wachter? On Chris' Porcelain Marks and More site, he states that there was a period of time when there was no known mark for...
Thank you. I always think of these as nut bowls but I will do some more research....
Three footed shallow bowl 6" wide. Not marked other than this small thing near one of the legs, which, I'm not even sure is a mark. Since it...
Fratelli Toso made bullseye patterns but I'm sure other Murano glass makers did the same in different forms. The gold is called aventurine
Still used on furniture, drapes and lamp shades as wanttoknow posted. Here are some examples....
Even if you don't have it restored, you should take the backing off and replace it with acid free paper or acid free board to prevent any further...
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