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Posted 6 months ago
thebarbito
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I bought a box lot at an estate sale and i found this interested old dish in it. The only mark I see is IRG. I am having a very hard time finding anything about it. I love researching pottery and glass and this one is stumping me. I like this piece because it is a shell pink color and it can go with a lot of different things. I also like the shape. The dish measures 9 across by 7 wide. The back of the dish shows glazing, telling me it is rather old but I would love to know more. The only other thing I can tell you the box I purchased had several unique items like an old dresden platter, and another blueware platter that I may post later because I can barely read the mark (I cant really read it at all). Thanks!
Art PotteryThe art pottery movement began in the 1870s in America and Britain, coincid…
My best guess is Gladding McBean - perhaps from the Catalina Pottery line (after GMcB acquired Catalina Island molds) or Aurora Artware line. No suggestions on the initials.