According to my early Fenton book (Whitmyer) the original colors were Crystal Opalescent, Green Opalescent, Blue Opalescent, and Amethyst Opalescent.
Hello Board Friends - I've come across this little salt that looks like it might be Krys-Tol but I'm not sure the handles are quite the right...
I understand what you mean. Yesterday at auction there was a Fenton Orange Tree Three-Footed bowl in marigold carnival. Even with damage to the...
The newer pieces were marked I believe. I agree it's the older version. The newer versions weren't as nicely finished (note the edge...
Oh dear. Too small for skeet I suppose.:rolleyes::) Don
I'm not sure about the LE Smith attribution on these. My LE Smith book lists three different candle holders that were produced and none match the...
I think you actually have three different companies involved with this cup. One company manufactured the porcelain, a second company supplied the...
1. MABA appears to be an Italian design house but there is not enough information available on the web for me to able to say much more. 2....
Most collectors consider this as Brush Pottery. The bulk of amaryllis production was done in the late 1920's - after the split. It does not...
It looks much prettier in these pictures. I wouldn't worry too much about the exact date. Amaryllis may have been production for a decade or so...
Most T. Limoges I've found is also marked Made in Italy. Most Limoges collectors concentrate on pieces from the Limoges region of France. Don
The Roseville lines you mentioned were traditionally some of the higher priced lines with the possible exception of Bushberry. Moss is my...
Thank you, Ascot. I've only sold on ebay and an just dipping a toe into Facebook sales. I'm not on Instagram or Pinterest. Will explore google...
Again, I agree with verybrad. I do make an exception and only try to double on some higher priced items. Evelyb30 makes a good point too. If I...
The more glaze on the muted vases is called "Ivotint". I forgot all about Ivotint. Brush was kind of like Weller in that they used the same...
That's correct, Judy. I should have been clearer. It wouldn't surprise me, though, if a given shape was done in both glazes. Don
I think it's Kemple's Lace and Dewdrop covered bowl maybe #402. I think the date is a little earlier than the 1960's. From what I can gather...
I would say you bought something nice. $25 is a fair price. It's not a rare vase which is why no one bid against you. Amaryllis was part of two...
My experience is almost exactly the same as verybrad's. If there is a recovery there's no signs of it yet on either ebay or the local market....
Much sympathy. Recently had a bowl returned because the buyer didn't bother reading the size. I had to pay return shipping. There will be no...
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