Hello Any Jewelry! Orientalism is one area of art that I can't decide is to my taste or not. I rather like the romantic images and the wonderful...
Sorry, on my screen those green areas looked white. Same principle applies, though. Still too much dead space. Don
Thank you, cluttered. This is the first one I've ever run across in the thirty years or so I've been in business. Or at least the first one that...
Thank you, komokwa! I had no idea these pipes were so elaborate! I can't imagine trying to bring these back as souvenirs nowadays and having...
Hello Board Buddies - I was sitting there minding my own business at our local auction when somehow a box lot ended up in my lap. This pipe bowl...
The listing you found is seriously messed up. There is no such thing as EAPG black amethyst. Marlena Toohey in her A Collector's Guide to Black...
If you google Royal Vienna and check the images you'll see that true Royal Vienna plates are handpainted from rim to rim with no white areas. I...
Hi Josh - I think it's Brush Pottery but I'm having trouble confirming. I've seen the sugar and creamer in green and maybe pink but this is the...
The history of the Cordey name is rather convoluted and I'm not sure anyone understands it very well. (See Lehrner's Encyclopedia of U.S. Marks...
Hello Board Friends! I'm trying to educate myself a bit on Satsuma. I come across pieces occasionally and I've decided I like it enough to...
Thank you for your research, msgood2shoe. I think it's the stacked rings that separate the pair I have from the Bartlett-Collins pair. At least...
Thank you so much, Tallcakes! This is all new information for me. It is most appreciated. Don
Thank you, Tallcakes! At least I was on the right track this time. Don
Hello Board Buddies - A cream and sugar this time. Each about 2 3/4" tall. The glass is a kind of stacked ring design and the flowers and leaves...
Hello everyone! Can anyone help me with the cranberry or ruby stain pitcher. It stands about 5 3/4" tall. The 2 1/2" base seems a bit small for...
I believe komokwa is correct but I would urge you to have this box examined by an auction house that specializes in French porcelain. Many...
How very cool! I'll be on the lookout for them. Don
I'm not sure I see anything aaroncab. Some pottery items were sanded down so that they would sit flat and it's always tempting to try and makes...
My two cents - I vote paperweight and I would have popped it right into my little shopping cart! I don't think Chinese, though, maybe...
I doubt they are worth very much. Blue and white porcelain from China/Macau was all the rage back in the 1970's and on Even today it is not...
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