I would guess "Italy." We'll probably never know what the manufacturer called this color so if selling I'd simply go with something like "Blue...
Seems a little large for a tea bowl. Rice bowl maybe? Don
Well, that's the key. If you liked them more than that you were offered then you were right to pass. I'm always reluctant to give values because...
I agree with ola402. The shape is just so generic. Ritz Blue is a very popular color in Morgantown depression glass so there's a strong...
The more I'm looking at "Volkstedt" pieces the more I think Volkstedt is a term for a region rather than a specific manufacturer. Don
I thought Volkstedt too but so far haven't been able to find it searching Volkstedt. I think there may have been more than one company that used...
I wouldn't rule out Jeannette. They spray painted pieces with a lot of different colors. You can see the wear to the paint in the second photo....
I also recognize that second mark, darn it, but I just can't recall it either. I'll start searching. I know it's German, though. Don
The plate may have been produced as a special order by one or several glass factories for the company selling the aluminum top. As a result it...
I'm trying something new for me here in posting a photo I found on pinterest. I searched under "cakeplate three feet" and came up with this...
I just sold several pieces of this under the pattern name "strawflower". I had about forty pieces and I swear it seemed like no two pieces had...
Oh, Happy, I apologize. I thought they were both pictures of the top!:oops::oops::oops: I don't recognize it but I'll do a bit more searching. Don
#2 might be Hocking's Old Cafe. Another Depression Glass pattern. Sorry, not even a guess on the cake stand. Need to see the base. A shot of...
You see it more with hobbyist pieces especially. Here in the US I'll see a nice dresser set or tea set and when I turn it over I find out it...
#3 is Hazel Atlas 7" Three Partition Dish. It falls under Depression Glass. Don
It's also possible that the set was made at more than one factory. It was not unusual for the white ware to be produced at multiple locations and...
Interesting thought. I would have thought Sampson would have included the pink triangle...Or we may have it backward. Perhaps this is an...
Ah, so it was choice #1. Very nice! I would say Royal Dux but for some reason it escaped the factory unmarked and without the triangle. That...
I rather preferred the ochre too. I suspect this is a hobbyist painted piece from the 1970's - 1980's.
The N backstamp is no help I'm afraid. Just a tracking code used at the factory, most likely for quality control purposes. Don
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