From the link Laura posted, the dish if big enough looks like the square shape serving dishes with fluted top rim on the following page:...
Ahhh, Robert Mitchum! I like the idea of Eastern Europe! Smokey Mtns. bears that got into the "hooch" certainly would not be genteel enough to...
My first thought was from that region also like the Smoky Mountains of east TN or NC - moonshiners; however, the details look more Mexican or...
and not from an angle. Take the picture straight on facing the label. --- Susan
A similar idea. This one tips dumping the ashes under the ashtray....
You and Brad are right. Top right has the glazer's mark, XV. That is for "John Bartlett - Glazer from 2001 through 2004." Scroll down to the "Ink...
:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious: Hey, I use "Possibly," "I think??," "wait for the gurus to chime in," etc... on most of my replies! LOL "I...
Here is a website that dates Van Briggle colors. The 2nd type down deals with their ming blue glaze. http://www.clemhull.com/glazes.html --- Susan
I have no help on the artist or the title. I was hoping to ID the mission ruins. We have seen and visited many many of the old Spanish missions in...
The mark pic is upside down. In the middle are the letters "RH." This is the mark for the Robert Hanke Porcelain Factory Ladowitz, Bohemia,...
Here's a matching pitcher. http://www.replacements.com/webquote/mbc1861.htm --- Susan
I haven't had any luck on IDing this mark. The German city assay marks for Leipzig and Dresden are crossed swords but the hilts down with the...
The pic of the horse & foal bookends buyingtime... found in reply #6 has a pic of the Goebels mark at the top right of the pic. I enlarged, zoomed...
Here they are....
It does resemble some of the seated buddhas found in Gandhara. Gandhara is now in present day Pakistan. The most famous "Seated Buddha from...
Golly gee, wish I could say I saw it as a kid. :arghh: It aired in 1976. I laughed so hard that tears were rolling down my face. If I saw it for...
The fan itself is a symbol of prosperity according to the following. "The fan itself is the symbol of prosperity as it spreads out when we open...
Hmmmmm.... Looks like these "nodders" were the bobbleheads of Japan's yesterdays. Here's a similar one except it has a moveable hand....
I can see a faint line on the bottom and the line on the left is the back of the "K" of Kyung. There is very faint line across part of the middle...
The Gee, I certainly didn't think before writing the above.:oops: Looking at it all again, I suspect it is an "E." The first letter is a bit of...
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