Likely Italian.
I do! I think anyone who can chip carve figures like this is an artist BWDIK? Primitive and fun! This figural group reminds me of the Italian...
It might be Travola pattern - I see a few trestle base tables with that Drexel name.
and WOW that is one long thread!!! Thank you so much for going down the rabbit hole for me. I will go back and re-read since I skimmed quickly.
I thought the 'rose' mark typically meant the item was a blank and decorated elsewhere - I want to say Rosenthal but I am probably wrong.
it should be famille rose palette?
Yes I checked as Viking obtained some Fostoria molds.
RIGHT? I am digging out treasures from an old home that reminded me of a gingerbread house. It will be torn down. The carnival glass and 50's...
So I thought I was going to be listing a Viking Icicle Glimmer large bowl in blue but I can't find the same one anywhere! Then I thought it could...
So lovely! Harrach also did a thorny handle!
The sockets clusters are Benjamin which would put it at 1920's. Makes sense that this is a marriage - the owner who passed away rebuilt cars and...
Well that is just a fantastically fun piece! I never get to find things like that!
Yes I saw that one when I did a google image search. Shades are definitely old as well. Such a neat lamp.
The glaze is referred to sancai glaze and these are Chinese caparisoned horses. You can go through the modern 20th marks on...
Not sure what category this should go in? Iron hammered base with tulip form leaded and art glass shades. I saw similar shades on a Handel base...
EAPG daisy & button pattern.....might be Bryce brothers....
Good morning. I completely forgot to get measurements but will get them after the holidays. Painting would benefit from cleaning! Owners smoked...
Lovely! I looked and even tried CF but to no avail.
Lovely! Here are some comparables https://www.liveauctioneers.com/search/?keyword=rookwood%20tile%20faience&sort=-relevance&status=archive
Definitely looks brilliant period....daisy and button pattern with an incredible faceted/notched handle. I don't think I have seen a handle like...
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