Hi, and welcome Gav. Glad to see you found your way here :).
Nice start!
I go with corker. I'm surprised it's not patent dated somewhere. Look close all over. There might be a tiny patent mark somewhere unexpected, like...
the best thing about it is the pink gold flecked vinyl. Hmmmm.....you're right ......it is.....:eek: It just doesn't come any kitchyer! To lose...
Enough. Time to move on. EVERYONE, leave it alone!
It's an Ironstone (pottery) pudding mold that's REALLY showing it's age...100 yrs. plus, probably 1870s ish. Made in America.
You haven't had Scrapple.:vomit:
Scrapple.......yuck...... I'd rather eat bats.
I too would call these spill holders. Staffordshire region? Germany? Mid/late 19th. cent.?
Yup.
Has a very Belgian look to me.
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My first guess is A. R. Cole.
The square one might be Glidden.
I was thinking throw out a grand and see if they bite. I think that might even leave a little meat on the bone. Somewhere between six hundred and...
And the winner issss...NUFF! Good work. I looked at Teco but couldn't find the shape. KILLER find with a KILLER glaze. GREAT find, Brad! I've...
Is the good one marked? Not Van Briggle, Teco, Greuby, or such by any chance? Nor Hampshire, or Marblehead. It's not Rookwood is it? I've seen...
Also not Paul Webb's Blue Ridge Mountain Boys by Imperial Porc..
They look like cast copper. I wonder if they're made from pennies.
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