<div class="md"><p>700g, 16cm Tall, found in United Kingdom</p>
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Table Lamp Base signed "SH" Or "HS" Any Ideas? 

My friend bought me this very cute mug from a thrift store because I love pigs. I would maybe like another one but when I look up these photos I can't find anything of substance, although 1 or 2 other pieces with the same pattern come up. This is me and my boyfriends favorite mug! 

<div class="md"><p>My friend bought me this very cute mug from a thrift store because I love pigs. I would maybe like another one but when I look up these photos I can&#39;t find anything of substance, although 1 or 2 other pieces with the same pattern come up. This is me and my boyfriends favorite mug! </p>
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Small brown and white pig mug

Cone 10 red clay body wheel thrown Assyrian shape vessel hand carved and sculpted with custom blue celadon glaze by american artists. The largest piece in my collection made in 2012 one of a kind teapot sculpture by the legendary DKW.

<div class="md"><p>Cone 10 red clay body wheel thrown Assyrian shape vessel hand carved and sculpted with custom blue celadon glaze by american artists. The largest piece in my collection made in 2012 one of a kind teapot sculpture by the legendary DKW.</p>
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Should this be in a museum?

Question about Tea Ceramics

Any idea if these shards are old (pre 1930) or just modern day trash? SC coast

Love this unique plate..any idea much about it ?

<div class="md"><p>Love this unique plate..any idea much about it ?</p>
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Anyone?

Artist?

Love this guy but can’t decipher what the markings are ? I’m not well versed in this area but love so many ceramics and unique pieces. I find 

<div class="md"><p>Love this guy but can’t decipher what the markings are ? I’m not well versed in this area but love so many ceramics and unique pieces. I find </p>
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any idea of the artist?

Hi folks, just broke one of my favorite bowls :( unfortunately don't have any pictures of it whole but I do have the underside with the stamp, was looking to get it replaced but no idea what this stamp is. Got it from the thrift store so no idea of the original source. Thanks in advance :)

<div class="md"><p>Hi folks, just broke one of my favorite bowls :( unfortunately don&#39;t have any pictures of it whole but I do have the underside with the stamp, was looking to get it replaced but no idea what this stamp is. Got it from the thrift store so no idea of the original source. Thanks in advance :)</p>
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Help ID on stoneware bowl

Just curious as to age, place of origin, etc. Thanks to any/everyone

<div class="md"><p>Just curious as to age, place of origin, etc. Thanks to any/everyone</p>
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Help identifying pitcher?

Gifted by a friend, curious to see if we can get another to match

<div class="md"><p>Gifted by a friend, curious to see if we can get another to match</p>
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Help with ID

Found these at an estate sale in Toronto, Canada. About 4 inches in height. The market neither seems to be meissen or Dutch. Expert comments welcome. Thanks in advance 

<div class="md"><p>Found these at an estate sale in Toronto, Canada. About 4 inches in height. The market neither seems to be meissen or Dutch. Expert comments welcome. Thanks in advance </p>
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Help with ID of the art pieces

I’ve come across this series labeled pre-nippon Noritake and I think they are really pretty but they are also expensive. I tried to research and can’t find this specific pattern/variety anywhere besides the sellers eBay. Is this actually any sort of antique or just an expensive pretty thing?  I’m in the United States. 

<div class="md"><p>I’ve come across this series labeled pre-nippon Noritake and I think they are really pretty but they are also expensive. I tried to research and can’t find this specific pattern/variety anywhere besides the sellers eBay. Is this actually any sort of antique or just an expensive pretty thing?  I’m in the United States. </p>
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Real antique worth asking price or pretty junk

Just loved the colour and no damage. So pretty and delicate! Found at goodwill! 

<div class="md"><p>Just loved the colour and no damage. So pretty and delicate! Found at goodwill! </p>
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Square Aynsley teacup 

 Hi! 
Could you help me to identify the production year (or at least the period) of this interesting teapot and its cup? Is it from 1920s?
Thanks in advance!

<div class="md"><p>Hi! 
Could you help me to identify the production year (or at least the period) of this interesting teapot and its cup? Is it from 1920s?
Thanks in advance!</p>
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Art deco teapot identification

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I recently bought a plate that I identified as a plate from Upsala Ekeby's Juno (Sweden) collection from the 1920s that uses a chromegreen glaze. I know that a lot of glazes from the period Art Deco uses toxic and hazardous materials, so I would like some help with figuring out if this plate is suitable to eat from. Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>I recently bought a plate that I identified as a plate from Upsala Ekeby&#39;s Juno (Sweden) collection from the 1920s that uses a chromegreen glaze. I know that a lot of glazes from the period Art Deco uses toxic and hazardous materials, so I would like some help with figuring out if this plate is suitable to eat from. Thanks!</p>
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Help with identifying glaze

This array of ceramic masks were found in my mother in law's home in Saratoga Springs. The masks were there when she and her husband bought the house, more than 30 years ago. She does not know who the artist is, and has asked me to try and figure out who it might be. She only knows that the artist was a woman, and these masks were probably made at the very least in the 50's.


<div class="md"><p>This array of ceramic masks were found in my mother in law&#39;s home in Saratoga Springs. The masks were there when she and her husband bought the house, more than 30 years ago. She does not know who the artist is, and has asked me to try and figure out who it might be. She only knows that the artist was a woman, and these masks were probably made at the very least in the 50&#39;s.</p>
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Help finding the creator of this ceramic masks

<div class="md"><p>need help identifying, no markings </p>
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unmarked Capodimonte? lefton ? 

<div class="md"><p>any thoughts ? </p>
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help identify 

Hi, I'm new here and pretty new to pottery. I've inherited my Grandmothers house, actually lived in it for years, but have just really started digging through the backs of cupboards. I may have a problem now. Ohh, the beautiful depression glass and dinnerware! I was at a flea market recently and saw a small bud vase. It looked familiar to me so I picked it up and saw Roseville and that jogged my memory of a beautiful big blue and teal vase Grammie always put her peonies in. I found it and a few others in the root cellar. Google lense has helped with the others but this is a mystery to me. I'm not stuck on McCoy, it's just the color of it and I've seen 2 others that were claimed to be unmarked McCoy that had those two marks on the bottom, almost like a quick index and middle finger swipe. I'm sure I'm way off, but any help would be appreciated. I can't imagine all that my Grammie must have sold. Every summer she had a garage sale  full of those long tables just covered with glass and pottery. Did people back then have a set of dishes for every occasion and a doily for every individual piece? Sorry for the ramble. TIA.

<div class="md"><p>Hi, I&#39;m new here and pretty new to pottery. I&#39;ve inherited my Grandmothers house, actually lived in it for years, but have just really started digging through the backs of cupboards. I may have a problem now. Ohh, the beautiful depression glass and dinnerware! I was at a flea market recently and saw a small bud vase. It looked familiar to me so I picked it up and saw Roseville and that jogged my memory of a beautiful big blue and teal vase Grammie always put her peonies in. I found it and a few others in the root cellar. Google lense has helped with the others but this is a mystery to me. I&#39;m not stuck on McCoy, it&#39;s just the color of it and I&#39;ve seen 2 others that were claimed to be unmarked McCoy that had those two marks on the bottom, almost like a quick index and middle finger swipe. I&#39;m sure I&#39;m way off, but any help would be appreciated. I can&#39;t imagine all that my Grammie must have sold. Every summer she had a garage sale  full of those long tables just covered with glass and pottery. Did people back then have a set of dishes for every occasion and a doily for every individual piece? Sorry for the ramble. TIA.</p>
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Unmarked McCoy?

Good evening. Looking for help identifying this bowl, has a metal trimmed rim and base - 5” x 6”. Any tips are helpful.

New my order 

I haven't begun to research but this box probably hasn't been opened in 58 years. 

The newspaper is dated 1966.

<div class="md"><p>I haven&#39;t begun to research but this box probably hasn&#39;t been opened in 58 years. </p>

<p>The newspaper is dated 1966.</p>
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Time Capsule

Looking for info on maker

Can anyone identify this mark?

There are no identifying marks, I love this little ceramic cat more than anything. I would go to war for him. Please help me find something similar. 

<div class="md"><p>There are no identifying marks, I love this little ceramic cat more than anything. I would go to war for him. Please help me find something similar. </p>
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Please help me find something similar to this fine gentleman here!

no stamps, marks or any id on this beautiful porcelain pitcher

<div class="md"><p>no stamps, marks or any id on this beautiful porcelain pitcher</p>
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little punpkin creamer

<div class="md"><p>small ceramic food container</p>
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japanese food containers

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