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Hello Everyone!
I just wanted to share my two pottery related websites. The first is http://www.oldantiquepottery.info which deals with 24 of the most well know American, antique art pottery companies and contains help identifying pieces, plus has a community...
Started by megahertz36 on
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Hello!
Another great site to look at for more information on American, antique art pottery history of the Red Wing Potteries, they made over 2,000 different art pottery shapes in numerous colors a photo or decription with or....
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Hello -
I always appreciate the help I receive here and the new things I learn daily - this is my favorite forum and my area of focus. I try to respond/assist, but folks are so quick (which is a great thing!).
This piece is not for sale - it is one of...
Started by funkeysfinds on
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My thought would be most likely Belgium but could be from... .
Thank you for the responses! It provides more direction.
Tyg vases were fashionable in A + C.
I'd research England first.
I'd guess Belgian or German - but can't rule out Japanese Awaji ware JMHO .
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Was hoping someone might help identify this ceramic jug. While I believe that it has a recessed bottom for some form of 'heating,' I still can't figure out its provenance or what exactly was held in it. Saki? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Started by kgilroy88 on
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Janet.
I think the bottom held a music box.
Don't know who except not the brush-mccoy or the fulper one .
Does look like a music jug.
Size is important.
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Sorry so many questions today. I have asked the pottery board about this vase, but haven't gotten a response and it's been almost 24 hours. Unsigned, to me it looks Mexican or Native American but an antique "expert" at the estate sale I ...
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Btw, Any thoughts on the pottery piece? I just can't figure.
Thanks Wendy! Still searching for it.
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Hi all
Been away for a while
Does anyone recognise this horse figurine? I've had it for quite a while (it originally belonged to my grandmother).
Thanks
Wyvern
Started by wyvernantiques on
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He does have MCP horses but these have stickers to them .
Wyvern i saw a Beswick horse in the local antique store has believed these to be Aust Pottery too.
Wyvern Thats good,cant get rid of everything.
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Agree that this looks to be ceramic or porcelain. You might self report this thread and start a new thread as "pottery reticulated compote"
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Maybe if we.
Nice compote, but it looks like pottery to me.
Hello,
I have no idea what maker it is.
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This item has a white glaze base marked italy the item is signed R. i fogot the name by the time I got home but it was r something. It is about 2 feet tall. It is at an antique store And it want be opened again until next thurday It is georgous. Help ...
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Sorry for the confusion.
By the time I got home I had forgotten the last name that I saw on the pottery.
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Take a look at this
I bought it about 30 years ago from an antique store in the UK for about $2.00 US. At the time they told me it was a ceramic beer bottle, and it certainly looks like one, but I have been unable to find another one like it anywhere....
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If it even is a beer bottle.
I should have said that I have found oher ceramic beer bottles of this shape before, but none from this particular maker.. .
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I found 2 of these adorable little creamer/milk pitchers at an antique mall today. This one stands just under 3" tall and the other one is a tiny bit bigger, maybe 3 1/4" or 3 1/2". The bottom says "Fireproof Made In Germany" and the colors are deep blue...
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How old is this antique dresser? This was passed down from my dads grandmother, we had it for quite sometime now. It also has a mirror attached to it.. but i didn't take a picture of that because i have a mess on top of the dresser right now.. But i was...
Started by Mark on
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It looks just like this dresser i saw in pottery barn last week.
70 something 100 years old.
Take the picture to an antique shop and ask.
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