I believe Utopia is the pattern name. F. Beardmore & Co was the manufacture. Circa 1903-1914. This would also be referred to as brown...
I believe Wales was an importer. I had a couple of crackle glass pitchers with the same foil label
I think the hyphen is there. 1939-39 [ATTACH]
Just a little update on determining which company made which Regarding the bottle, you would need to look at the mould seams on the bottom -...
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Yes, registered design # British Porcelain Design Registrations 1842-1883 (photane.com)
I posted these a few days back. I did find out that the Majesty ones were made by Mosser but they only had clear, cobalt blue and red. BTW, Icicle...
only 2 Thirion Teapots have sold in the last 3 years on feebay The last that sold (doesn't look like yours) was September of this year for $75 at...
Unfortunately Charish is like 1st Dibs. Prices are rather high. Hard to believe they actually sell anything at those prices. :( This one sold on...
hmm, thank you again Don. I'll double check with a Fenton FB group.
I was afraid of that but was hoping not. There is some really nice looking glass coming out of China for sure
Another interesting vase I'm having trouble getting an ID for. Replacements has one very close but with a ruffled top. They are calling it Fenton...
Very interesting vase that I haven't found any leads on. Perhaps someone here may know a little bit about it? About 6 3/4" tall x 5 1/2" diameter....
Cool! Thanks Don. Super Sleuth to the rescue :) Never heard of Brass & Silver Traditions Majesty. They say made in USA. I messaged them and asked who
Good afternoon folks. I swear these peg votives looks just like Viking Icicle. Yet I'm not able to find it on the Viking site. Would anyone happen...
I agree. Appears to be European 24%lead Crystal. Most likely from Germany
No Loetz Coralene bowl sold on eBay in the last 3 years :(
The shape reminds me of the Quoizel lamps.
Fenton called theirs French Opalescent. This one is yours on the right. Made for Wrisley. Called it a cologne with wood stopper. Produced...
Not true. Fenton didn't start marking their items until around 1974. I believe this item was produced earlier than that. Fenton wasn't hand blown...
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