Not what I typically think of as majolica. Faience, perhaps?
Great detective work, say_it-slowly! I never would have thought of "google eye". Thank you!
Thanks, Ola. I loved the little glass tiles when we remodeled maybe 8 years ago. Now we're tired of it. I think we're going to replace the...
I've seen this listed as an "onion head" cruet. It looks sort of Holt Howard-ish or maybe Lefton to me. Does anyone know the maker and correct...
Thank you all! I had no idea! Great info and KWs. Mine isn't as detailed as the one that Crocker Farms sold for $900. Still, I may contact them.
Does anyone recognize this guy? 6 5/8" tall and very heavy at 1 1/2 lbs. Thanks! [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
No, no well (hmmm...that sounds Christmas-y, doesn't it?). I really don't know what it would have been used for. It's too long for a celery, and...
I don't know where you're located but I would think that in general selling the entire set locally might be a struggle. Our local newspaper offers...
Thanks, Cherryhill.
6 5/8" tall cylinder vase. I see these listed as Boston & Sandwich and/or Mt. Washington, but I'm wondering if anyone knows whether the maker was...
Vignaud it is! Thank you so much!
This hand painted tray is 14 1/2" long and has a fairly common dogwood motif. The small mark on the bottom is a little blurry but I think it says...
The hammered handle on this Keller & Guerin Luneville Old Strasbourg butter or cheese tub is marked "Sterling G Wise". Does anyone have any...
I think your pottery pitcher is Monmouth Stoneware. It's a batter pitcher. Monmouth made a set of mixing bowls that match.
Thank you, Walter. What on earth would we do without you! You're amazing.
I checked Walter Del Pellegrino's book but don't see these marks. First, a 3 footed dish with a circular mark. Looks like Solimene or Deruta or...
Can anyone help with the mark on the bottom of this tea caddy? I suspect it's newer, but I love the colors. 5" tall. I can remove the sticker over...
It looks like a footed fruit or vegetable bowl, but we need the dimensions to try to determine its use.
Those are really pretty! Certainly they're Bohemian, Czech, Austrian, etc. Moser liked to outline the panels on their luster stems in gold and...
Your bowl looks similar to Steuben shape 7909, but it's listed as 10 1/4" in diameter in Madigan's book, and it doesn't slope downward at the...
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