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maryh1956

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Lladro mommies with babies. Happy Mother's Day! - Art Potteryin Art Pottery
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Vintage 1950-60's East German nesting bowls - Kitchenin Kitchen
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Stoneware mushroom bank - Art Potteryin Art Pottery
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Jan Mann's tiny little pond scene pot - Art Potteryin Art Pottery
2 months ago
Scottish Studio pottery vase by Barbara Davidson - Art Potteryin Art Pottery
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Puff the Magic Dragon pen holder - Art Potteryin Art Pottery
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Vintage wheatsheaf pattern martini glasses - Glasswarein Glassware
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Stoneware multi-glazed lugged vase - Art Potteryin Art Pottery
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  1. http://blog.duravit.com/2012/06/27/in-the-beginning-there-was-earthenware/
  2. According to marks4antiques, your mark was used by the Black Forest Earthenware Co (Horn brothers) from 1910 onwards. however I found this article saying the Hornberg name was changed shortly after th...
  3. This link might help. Also post a close up of the hand written marks and scan the back for any impressed marks. On the link, there are C, D and E numbers, so check was yours is on that hand written nu...
  4. Try gotheborg.com. Many companies produced similar scenes, so concentrate on the mark
  5. The same beauty and quality as Noritake, but sadly doesn't have the same collectible status.
  6. Try this: http://www.royaldoultonantiques.com/historyroyaldoulton1.htm
  7. It is possible that yours has a different mark because it was made during or at the end of WWI, and perhaps something happened to the factory which was in London? I would contact a Doulton collectors ...
  8. Doulton used 2 digit date marks on a lot of their collectors plates, usually impressed, but I really don't know about their dinner ware, and whether that "18" on your piece is of significance.
  9. What do the letters say ? Mouna?
  10. I have never seen a Royal Doulton mark like that. If you search at replacements.com you will see that the pattern Old Leeds Spray was in production from 1912-56
  11. I can tell you that it was made in trenton, NJ between 1879-1909
  12. I am intrigued by your grandfather's title. What is a plenipotentiary? In the meantime, I will research you mark!
  13. It is beautiful and that is why we buy them for our own personal collection. Of course it is nice when they can be attributed to a specific artist, especially for our heirs! But the joy of looking at ...
  14. I saw a piece very similar to this for sale on ebay and it was stamped Austria. I will see if I saved it in my watch list
  15. Beautiful! They merged with the popular Figgio company, I think in the late 1960's
  16. Beautiful!
  17. They certainly are done in his style, but looks like his pieces were well marked. I think further research is required.
  18. Here is a link to his hallmarks http://www.925-1000.com/americanMod_4.html
  19. Maybe they were kept in a cabinet, unused. I grew up in the UK, and that shape and colour was very popular in the late 1960-70's over there.
  20. The pieces in your last pic are huge! I want to know how many rooms you have dedicated to your collections ??
  21. Thanks for the loves and wishes! I collect Lladro but have no more room in my cabinet until I get around to getting a couple of glass shelves added, so have told my hubby not to buy any more for now. ...
  22. I would say that if you could get an actual pic of the Bryce, it may be the one as the water goblet shown on replacements is a much deeper glass . Don't know anything about this company or whether the...
  23. http://www.replacements.com/webquote/BUZLIN.htm#6210987 http://www.replacements.com/webquote/WE1WE11.htm#9996282
  24. Look at this Link and see if your dimensions match this Bryce glass. http://www.replacements.com/webquote/BRYADOA.htm#41807
  25. The second pic is more true to the actual color of each piece.
  26. It is a lovely piece. What is the inside like? Maybe it was kept in display cabinet and only used on special occasions.
  27. I looked for silver plate makers under J but couldn't find anything. 3000 may be a model number. The Norwegians are prone to have minimal marks on their plated pieces, don't know about the Germans tho...
  28. Love it! I remember seeing a Uhl bowl on an online auction with similar polar bears embossed. It was white and blue, the color of the base of yours. I don't know much about Uhl pottery, and whether it...
  29. Well I got the numbers slightly wrong, but here a link explains it http://www.925-1000.com/a_platenumbers.html
  30. I think it's probably silver plate.. I know that some European countries would mark their electro-plated marks this way. The two digit mark would indicate the number of pieces in the bath at one time,...
  31. 1889-1910 this mark was in use.
  32. I found the pattern- Harlequin. Replacements have it circa 1970
  33. Anyway thJacquard Gold teapot looks very similar to this piece, but the other pieces in the pattern look different.
  34. I guess it didn't let me copy the link.
  35. Similar to this Jacquard gold teapot http://www.replacements.com/webquote/images.htm
  36. If it has verdigris, it's probably copper and may originally have been silver plated. if you post in the silver category, you might get help identifying a maker or pattern
  37. Try gotheborg.com
  38. I doubt if the color would have changed , but you might get more info on it from a Staffordshire pottery or Grindley collectors society. I checked replacements.com but they didn't have that colour l...
  39. It is beautiful, I love it! What size is it?
  40. I think that mark was used in the 1890-1930's, but if you want a patter ID you might want to try a Haviland Collectors Society website, if you haven't already done so. It is beautiful !
  41. And brown!
  42. Post the link in the comments box. What is you question? A lot of English makers did the same pattern in various colours, blue, red , burgundy and green being the most common, maybe your purple is a...
  43. That was supposed to say Rumtopf- fruit soaked in rum for several months and served at Christmas
  44. It looks like the German Rumkopf jars, but I think the Germans are pretty good at marking their pottery. What are the dimensions,and is it heavy?
  45. So did you know it was his just by the pattern?
  46. The pottery has a website with more info. Don't know when they started, but I'm sure you can find out. My pieces were from the 1990's, but I sold all but one.
  47. Seyei Toki Co Ltd, or Moriyami Mori - machi of Japan 1920 -30's
  48. This is not the old Noritake Morimura Brothers mark, although similar, but I think it is Nippon. Will look into it because I've forgotten the name
  49. I'm glad I do too. I thought I paid for 1 yr for 100, but that was in jan 2012, so has been well worth it. But it's not perfect as they didn't have this mark under the "non Latin" marks, just under t...
  50. The flowers are pressed into the clay by the artist at the Salt Marsh Pottery, often out in the field, then formed into the bowl shape. Most have the holes for use as decorative wall art. Does yours h...
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