I haven't noticed it yet but, to be honest, it's been a long time since I found anything decent at our local Goodwills. Occasionally I'll find a...
It's pressed and not ground. With few exceptions Indiana did not take the time or expense to ground their glass. It was strictly mass production.
bluumz is getting ready to toss the F bomb. It's a term we use in the US. Someone tossing the F bomb is getting ready to say F--- you or F---...
I have one too which I rest on top of a Blenko floor vase. It keeps me from having to figure out how I'm going to dust the inside of the vase....
And here in the US they are mostly just referred to as tumblers! (Sigh)
JB Miller, thank you so much! The article you attached transported me back to Madame Temple's shop on Regent Street and the Burgess Hill...
Hi Any Jewelry - that is Bear. He is the Yorkie that rules this little household. He permits me to live here as long as I continue to cater to his...
I agree with moreotherstuff. I can't recall Fenton ever changing the opalescence slightly and then presenting it as a different pattern.
Hello everyone - My SIL has asked me for information regarding this platter which is an old family piece. I told her I would run my opinions by my...
Thank you, NewEngland! That explanation makes a lot of sense. It's a shame the florist overwrote the original label so we could see at least where...
Hello board friends - I am not having much luck finding out information about this rather large pillow vase with the word Womak on the base. It is...
Shown in the McCoy Pottery Volume II Collector Reference & Value Guide by Hanson, Nissen and Hanson on pg. 280, Liberty Bell, 1975, Bronze Finish....
I think the vase above is a misattribution. Royal Bayreuth would not be marked this way. Someone is trying to keyword spam to make the vase more...
There is a page on Facebook that is pretty good at studio pottery identifications if it's a piece made in the United States. The page is called...
There was no company called USA so you can take that off your list of possibilities. I don't think McCoy. McCoy is usually a little better marked...
This page might help: https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/germany/thuringia/sitzendorf-01/index.php
If no one here can help you there is a page on Facebook called Studio Pottery Identification (US). That group may be able to provide you with some...
The pontil rules out Fenton. Most of these inserts remain unidentified.
Yes indeed! Production dates 1964-1974. A fairly common piece in an out of fashion color so it doesn't tend to bring much.
Just wanted to thank everyone for their assistance with this plate! It is very much appreciated. I'm going to assume the mark is for an unknown...
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