Here's one that's the same style number with some differences in the top and base, I think:...
The Speed's Towing jacket is from Portland, Oregon.
1950s - 60s Mar-Crest Daisy and Dot. http://www.mar-crest.com/
My recommendation for Roseville pottery is ROSEVILLE IN ALL ITS SPLENDOR by Nancy and Jack Bomm ISBN: 0895380951. This is as nearly complete as...
Fid, I can only tell you what I use to describe these terms since there are no clear cut classifications. Because ceramics now includes modern...
Here's a great site for fake Roseville: http://www.laurelhollowpark.net/roseville/roseville.html
$28 plus shipping. (Flipper Tools)
Zolsnay of Pecs, Hungary
I can't offer much help, but the mark on the bottom is "11" - the inside diameter of the bowl. I think it dates to the 1930s-40s. Condition will...
Fake Roseville White Rose....http://www.laurelhollowpark.net/roseville/roseville.html
I think this is Wardle majolica...sunflower and day lily.
I don't know who made this vase, but I know it's not Roseville. As I said earlier, this is a copy of Roseville Laurel. It's not Roseville Laurel,...
I've got this same vase with this ID: Nelson McCoy USA "Laurel Leaves" Vase Ivory Matte Finish Side Handles 1930s. (Don't know where I got the ID,...
The pattern is Shell...you didn't ask, but thought I'd add it.
Pompeian Bronze Works: https://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-POMPEIAN-BRONZE-WORKS-N-Y-C-BOOKENDS-NUDES-WITH-STAG-CA-1920-S-/114445899074 (Ooops...you...
It appears to be a child's size. I wouldn't rely on just the chest measurement: measure the shoulders, sleeve, waist and length to compare with...
I think it's a butter dish. The thing with holes is the ice insert. The use as a butter dish accounts for the dark staining.
I'm not sure what "inner edge of of armpit" means. You measure from the bottom of one sleeve across the jacket to the bottom of the other sleeve...
Measurements are critical to selling online. Women's US size 10 chest 36.5 in. Boy's US size 10 chest 28.5 in. Most online sellers measure...
My grandmom collected RS Prussia and years ago I bought her a sugar bowl marked "RS Prussia" from a Seattle dealer. Grandmom immediately "taught"...
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