Hi Guys and Gals, hope you are all having a nice Friday. Been out of touch with depression glass prices lately, but have noticed the below...
Very pretty! Below is an enhanced image of the mark in your photo if it helps! [ATTACH]
Google "Etruscan vase" and look at the image results. Could also add "Greek" to that search. Reminded me of some of the Weller lines, but...
"rice, sauce dipping, soy sauce or wontons" - OMG just reading those words is all it takes and I REALLY want some :arghh:
Lamp base?
ebay listing shows it as Style 201, like yours. Looks like a shell? [ATTACH]
Have a Calif pottery book somewhere. What is the name on the bottom?
Does kind of look like writing, but I can't read it either [ATTACH]
... Do we REALLY want to see what's under the robe??? :clown::chicken::jawdrop:
Just wondering, while cleaning, did you rinse it under warmish water while it was cold just out of the cabinet?
This may help: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/posting-a-thread-and-uploading-pictures.15990/
"B" or "8" could also be a "Clay ID" mark that they used during this period. Also see down towards the bottom area of the enhanced photo below -...
Circa "Upstairs Downstairs"
Yeah, at 6 inches and with no bottom hole, you're right. I guess I'm just REALLY wanting some apple pie right now :hungry:
My guess is pie vent. Used to let steam out of cooking pies
Please see https://www.antiquers.com/threads/glass-pottery-marks-reference-library.430/ Good-luck - Joe!
Is Authentic, as others have verified. Pattern is Wincraft, with a Pinecone motif. Wincraft copied some of the motifs from their other lines to...
My guess would be studio pottery. Flat bottom and circular marks probably from the wire used to free it from the wheel. PS - also is redware,...
Yes, or Florist Foam. There may be other uses as well. Often see these with "Brody" on the bottom. Google "Brody Bowls" and look at the Image...
Florists used these for many years, mid century and much later. Lots and lots out there. Still pretty tho.
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