Thank you, Janet! Much appreciated! Don
While searching for another mark I tripped over a Russian mark that seems to fit. I think its the mark of Alexander II - reign 1855-1881? Don
Thank you, Tallcakes! Don
Thanks, George! You got it, #18 Crystal Eagle. Found it in my New Martinsville book in amber. Much appreciated! Don
Hello Everyone - I'm trying to find out who made this cream and sugar. Each piece is about 2" tall and 5 7/8" across. Does anyone knew who made...
Thank you, TallCakes! Much appreciated. Don
Regardless of whether they are ducks or geese it's an unusual decoration to find on a piece of Nippon. Very nice find! Don
Hello everyone! I recently purchased a box lot of Fostoria dishes. It was all amber and a mix of patterns: Priscilla, Fairfax, Colonial, and...
Not Heubach (it does not have the Heubach mark) but from the same time period. The 3953 is a model number and unfortunately does not help with an...
Thank you very much for your response. It is much appreciated! Don
According to John Walk's book, this is Fenton's #8457 3-toed Grape Vase in Lime Sherbet Satin. He lists this vase as being produced only in...
You have a Louisa pattern bowl produced by Jeannette Glass. A bowl that size is sometimes referred to as a fruit or console bowl. It is...
There's a short section on Leeds Pottery near the end of your American Bisque book. Don
I'm leaning towards Leeds Pottery. Leeds was a pottery distributor based in Chicago. They had a contract with Disney. If you google Bambi...
Hello everyone! I'm a bit out of my comfort zone with Native American tourist pottery. Can anyone tell me what tribe produced it and...
It's lovely but it's not McCoy. I'd look to a company that produced only (or almost only) dinnerware. Don
Ormonde is the name of the pattern so if you'd like to add other pieces search Meakin Ormonde. Replacements, Ltd. also carries this pattern. It...
It's Fostoria Alexis. Don
Agreed, would seem to fall under opalescent. Don
Preachin' to the choir, sister!
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