Hi All, Trying to id this mini Porcelain Posy Basket Vase. Only mark is incised number #7215 on the bottom. Its hand painted scene is textured....
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Hi All, Am confused by this one Is this clear glass stacking hotel creamer Heisey or Westmoreland?? It is not marked with the diamond H. The...
Hi All, Am hoping someone might have some guesses as to the country of origin and/or maker of this hand painted flower pot. Am wondering if it...
You might find your gold encrusted border here. https://chataboutdg.com/gallery/search.php
Here are some candle holders made by Haeger. The bottoms look quite similar.[ATTACH] [ATTACH]
My guess is that they were part of a set with a console bowl - quite possibly Haeger. Finding the bowl would be a start at the id of the candle...
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hi All, Have been trying to date this plate with Nippon mark but have not found one similar. It has Hand...
Hi everyone, Am hoping someone can read the green mark on the bottom of this Victorian era white ironstone shell shape relish dish with scalloped...
I believe this is Hazel_Atlas Glass Company No. 129 square dessert jelly dish. Clear daisy PLATE 1953 Also done in Avocado Green
This looks a bit like your vase. https://www.ebay.com/itm/162899864588
Hi all, Does anyone know what French china company uses the initials LGN? Am having no luck on this one. Any help is much appreciated. TIA...
5097-5297 Green Stem (Clear Bowl) by Fostoria Item#: 120493 Pattern Code: FOS5097GS Description: Stem #5027/5297, Green Stem, Spiral Optic...
They show a pink vase in the Plaza pattern here. https://duncan-miller.org/history/
I don't have the book but found that there is more info on Plaza in Pina, Depression Era Glass by Duncan, page 62.
Gail Krause's Duncan reference guide shows Plaza on page 53. Not the greatest photos though. The pieces have two horizontal lines about an inch...
Thanks everyone for you input. Tallcakes, I do see the difference in the two links. Number of circles between wedges different and shape of wafer...
This is how the Nassau pattern would have looked
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