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maryh1956

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American studio pottery- need ID on potter - Potteryin Pottery
2 years ago
Mid-century modern walnut accent chair by the Johnson Chair Co of Chicago (later part of Gunlocke) - Furniturein Furniture
3 years ago
Stoneware Modernist wall pocket vase - Potteryin Pottery
3 years ago
Hand painted stoneware bud vases- Need help identifying potter - Potteryin Pottery
4 years ago
Japanese Kutani rice bowl - Potteryin Pottery
4 years ago
Stangl vase - Potteryin Pottery
4 years ago
Klages of California bird on log - Potteryin Pottery
5 years ago
Help needed with this letter holder - Potteryin Pottery
5 years ago
Terracotta bowl with Native American influence. Help needed with maker - Potteryin Pottery
6 years ago
Help dating Wächtersbach German porcelain dish - China and Dinnerwarein China and Dinnerw…
7 years ago

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  1. Beautiful!
  2. I think that may be a pattern or shape number, not a date. Probably a blank which was decorated by hand. A very popular pastime with women in the early 20th century. Blanks came from all over, mostly ...
  3. Maybe Dutch, looking at the buildings. Is she using a sewing machine?
  4. 4 and tuppence- (4 shillings and 2 pennnies) pre- decimal, so pre 1970 I think that's when decimalisation happened! Getting old!!
  5. Love the fabric! What are the dimensions? Depending on the width & length , I would make them into a roman blind as you can just press the pleats in and if there is a hem, you can put a rod through it...
  6. Can you post a photo of the bottom please
  7. Jill Rosenhall? Made for the Miracle-Gro company ??
  8. The words on the banner Dieu Et Mon Druit are from the Royal coat of Arms of England
  9. There are many Staffordshire potteries, and even US makers who used a lion and unicorn coat of arms, but most had their initials or name within the banner somewhere.
  10. Beautiful! I think it would qualify as a basketweave pattern
  11. Lizzie Schnakenburg Thyssen (born 1925), Danish artist and ceramist. couldn't find out much
  12. https://theassayoffice.com/anatomy-of-a-hallmark
  13. Once you get yourself a magnifying glass, you can search herehttps://theassayoffice.com/anatomy-of-a-hallmark
  14. I meant lucky you!!!
  15. Luck you to have spotted that!
  16. Think it is a crown
  17. There may be markings on the rim of the lid, which could give you some clues to its origin
  18. http://www.maling-pottery.org.uk/dates.html According to this link, your pattern number dates it to around 1934
  19. I am pretty sure I solved this mystery but the owner of the chairs has not commented to confirm that they got the info
  20. Look at the prices on replacements.com, they are full retail replacement prices. you can contact them if you want to sell to them
  21. looks like you will have to copy & paste
  22. Chantaro ? Here is the link to replacements.comhttps://www.replacements.com/webquote/n__chant.htm
  23. The mark was in use, I believe from the early 1930's -1941 when the were transitioning the mark after acquiring Morimura Brothers There are a couple of Noritake china collectors sites where you may b...
  24. Looks like the glaze codes on the base. I have seen similar styles from the Uk in the late 1960-70's but they're usually are well marked. No stamp or chop mark around the circumference?
  25. What size are they?. Looking at the Scottish Highland dance's dress style, I would guess they're from the 1960's. Maybe a souvenir or a promotion with a Scottish whisky or beer like Tennants lager or...
  26. Oops, I see that you already got most of that info!
  27. Morimura Brothers was taken over by Noritake, and I believe you piece was made in around 1912 0r so, but below is a link to a free resource from the Noritake Collectors Guild of Australia. The word NI...
  28. Can you crop the photo of the base and reduce the exposure. it looks like there is a small "p" there?
  29. http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/reg.htm#1842
  30. It is a registration number, which may suggest that it is English. Here is a link to a great resource for Staffordshire pottery. Thy did not always use the "diamond" markhttp://www.thepotteries.org/ma...
  31. Here is a link to a great resource for all Staffordshire potteries. They have a later example of your mark when it merged with Foley. If you go to their HOME page there is a registration mark section ...
  32. Yes post WWII, so late 40's -50's. thought at first it was Ucagco, but it isn't
  33. Can't really see the mark in the pic too well/. Here is a link to American marks on a great silver website. you can look through the pictorial marks to see if you can find your, or go back to home pag...
  34. Too realistic for my taste!
  35. If you run the pearl gently on your teeth and it feels gritty, they are real pearls
  36. Looks Mexican to me
  37. I love the pattern too, unusual
  38. As the letter says, they need to be appraised by a respectable company or appraiser. If you live near a museum which has a Ceramics department, you could start there, or if you plan t sell, contact an...
  39. It is beautiful! Probably Brazilian teak and I would call it a sideboard or credenza. Couldn't find any if on the maker though, is it Garday?
  40. Can you please try and get a close up of the marks on the base i.e the lower part of the 3rd pic
  41. Looks like they possibly could be by designer Hans Brattrud Here is a link to ones for sale https://midcenturywarehouse.com/occasional-chairs/859-hans-brattrud-mid-century-teak-padded-scandia-chai...
  42. No markings or labels on the underside?
  43. Beautiful! Unusual design with the pierced holes, I guess for the art of Ikebana?
  44. You could check homer Laughlin collectors websites for help Or goggled Homer Laughlin "walled garden with door" Replacements had a similar pattern but nothing in stock
  45. Just like the one billretirecoll posted from replacements.com, they are decorative display items, and are not part of a set of dinner china, so won't really have a specific pattern.
  46. Not much info about this Staffordshire set, but the company was called New Chelsea Pottery when Plant moved to Chelton St. here is an article http://www.potteryhistories.com/newchelsea.html
  47. According to marks4antiques the mark belongs to Ancienne manufacture Limoges, your particular mark was in use from the 1920-60’s, they replicate old patterns from previous centuries and are now owned ...
  48. Limoges is the name of a place in France famous for its porcelain, so probably not the nameof maker. There are many fine makers there and also generic decorator companies, but their products are not t...
  49. Love it! Almost looks like trees against a blue sky
  50. I think these may be stamp holders part of a desk set made for the Western market, such as the UK and USA. Here is a link to a great site for Chinese and Japanese porcelain marks http://www.gotheborg...
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