Hello Board Friends - I bought this bowl at auction thinking it was later 19th century due to the decoration but in researching it I found some...
To an extent that is true. Many new items we see here in the US are marked only with foil labels that are easily removed. There are, though,...
I am glad I could help, Kiko. I remember an episode of Antique Roadshow where the expert was evaluating porcelain. The evaluator said that the...
You were right about the prices, SBSVC. Many even sold under $10. Don
There a bunch of them in eBay sold listings. Don
I have never seen that mark before but it looks to me like a reproduction of a old German or French box. One way to tell if a picture is hand...
It may be that I can't quite see as well as I used to. I don't recognize the mark by a verbal description. Hopefully someone will come along who...
The impressed number is most likely a shape mark. I can't make heads nor tails out of the other marks. I can say that most of these cute little...
I don't see that mark? All I see is the word Germany and the number 1 under that. Don
It's a generic made in Germany mark used in the early 1900's. There is no way to determine the manufacturer from just this ink mark. As blooey...
I think that mark is associated with Volkstedt. Don
Thank you for the bottom shot. Could you get a straight on shot of the lettering on the bottom? It is a very important clue. Don
And a bottom shot, please, even if unmarked. They look very interesting. Welcome, Maydelle. Don
For some reason I've never figured out K&G is not held in nearly as high regard as Limoges although I think many of their pieces equal Limoges in...
Good question and it might explain why the Haviland mark was blacked out. It would be unusual to sign the company name inside the art work like...
It could very well be a Haviland mark. The font for the word France matches a Haviland mark used from 1894-1931. The word Haviland would be...
There is a Viking Glass Collectors group on Facebook. They may be able to provide more info. With Viking, color usually is a factor in...
Are you sure it's Italian? I think the last line reads Peru. Don
Hello Board Friends - I am trying to figure out where this came from and whether it had any other function than as just a vase. It stands about...
Here it is in another color: https://www.replacements.com/p/iroquois-casual-oyster-teapot-lid/irocasoy/25050261
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