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I collect glass and pottery, especially Fenton and Northwood. Also, 40s and 50s ceramic planters. My latest interests are midcentury aluminum and melamine.
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Wonderwoman is completely right. I found a KIG piece at Goodwill, and found the "Malaysia" mark on the inside of the bowl. I guess older pieces of theirs are marked "Indonesia", and once I knew where ...
I finally thought of the Eleanor being a mfg name rather than a pattern name. After looking up the Eleanor pottery, I found that this set was from the 1920s most likely, not as old as I was imagining,...
Rarity I think is the first factor in valuation. And then the manufacturer, condition, and age. But I have never found out much about my set.
I talked to my mother about this one because she gave it to me to begin with. It belonged to my grandmother's second husband who practiced medicine in Chicago in the 1920's. We would be willing to s...
Look up information about Westmoreland glass. They were very big producers of white milk glass.
These days, when you shop for opals you will hardly ever find this blue shade. The older ones have it but they aren't mining them that way very often any more.
Thank you. In my day, we used to get Reddy Kilowatt comics from the electric company, but I never saved any of them.
Thanks for your comment. I also have my grandparents' TV panther lamp, which looks very art deco in style to me, even though I know those come from the 1950's.
I love this set and it's an heirloom, but thank you for your interest.
That's interesting. I don't know the history or age so I was guessing it was about the same as the other. It has a sort of cornucopia shaped motif running around the edge that may be hard to discern...
I think they're older than the twenties, maybe around 1900. But I read something about the transferware process. I think it involved a design stamped backwards on paper, linen, some such thing, and ...
I did read once that there were rules about import labeling. I was hoping to learn more about the design style and details that would give me a clue about the age of this set. These pieces are handm...
Thanks to Shawn186 and Hedgewalker, I researched and got a date range of 1900 to 1907, manufacturers of the Button Panels pattern: Northwood, Dugan, Cowdersport Tile.
I understand Dugan and Northwood are closely related. I have some info to research now.
Thank you for the information. I knew it was a rose bowl, but had not heard of the pattern name. I've seen many of the general type online but never one with a crimped top like this one.
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