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• A Brief History of Majolica

  Posted Friday, January 23, 2009 5:00 PM by Suzannetique | 0 Comments Tags: history of majolica, majolica, victorian majolica Majolica gets its name from its Spanish roots. The pottery was originally made on the island of Majorca and imported to Italy soon after. However, the tin glazes that give majolica its distinctive bright colors were developed by Mesopotamian potters in Read More...

• The Real McCoy-Buying the Genuine Article

  Posted Thursday, November 20, 2008 11:52 AM by Suzannetique | 0 Comments Tags: genuine mccoy pottery, new mccoy backstamp, reissued mccoy pottery Now that the world is one giant marketplace thanks to the internet, it’s become worthwhile for the less than honest to reproduce lower priced items. In fact, the numbers are probably better-why pay for the time and talent to manufacture one fake Read More...

• Vintage & Antique Glass Paperweights: Domes and Spheres

  Posted Monday, October 06, 2008 12:48 PM by Suzannetique | 0 Comments Tags: antique glass paperweight values, clichy antique paperweights, vintage glass paperweights, paperweights bacarrat, millefiori paperweights Compact and colorful, artistic and affordable, paper weights have been popular with collectors since the mid 19 th century. Glassmakers individually create the thick, domed case which serves as a magnifier for the figures within. The most popular are Read More...

• Clarice Cliff's Colorful Ceramics

  Posted Tuesday, September 30, 2008 11:12 AM by Suzannetique | 0 Comments Tags: clarice cliff pottery values, Clarice Cliff Bizarre ware Clarice Cliff was an English potter known for the bright colors and bold patterns of her Art Deco style ceramics. In contrast to the simple geometric decorative motifs of the Machine Age, Cliff’s wild and freehand interpretations of geometry and Read More...

• Shawnee Pottery Miniatures

  Posted Tuesday, September 09, 2008 8:25 PM by Suzannetique | 0 Comments Tags: shawnee pottery miniature values, shawnee pottery miniatures, shawnee pottery Shawnee Pitchers, Vases & Animal Miniatures Shawnee Pottery made their popular miniatures from about 1937 through the late 1940’s. Some were smaller versions of their full sized vases and pitchers, but many were special shapes made only in the Read More...

• American Art Pottery by Rookwood

  Posted Wednesday, July 30, 2008 8:00 PM by Suzannetique | 0 Comments Tags: Rookwood Pottery, Maria Longworth Nichols, Rookwood American Art Pottery, Rookwood Pottery Values Maria Longworth Nichols-Founder of The Rookwood Pottery When Maria Longworth Nichols' goal of artistic yet affordable pottery combined with her husband's deep pockets, The Rookwood Pottery was born. From its start in 1880 in an abandoned schoolhouse Read More...

• Quality in Unidentified Art

  Posted Wednesday, July 02, 2008 3:44 PM by darylelam | 0 Comments Tags: Antoine Blanchard, Oil Paintings, art, Edouard Cortes, Paris Street Scene Painting Daryle Lambert's 31 Club Blog A Jean Faurege Paris Steet Scene sold for $5,000 at 31 Club Gallery & Marketplace Did you ever spot a painting but kept on walking because you couldn’t find out who the artist was? Sunday, at the Chicago Antique, Read More...

• Hummel Figurines-Cute & Collectible

  Posted Wednesday, June 25, 2008 9:03 PM by Suzannetique | 1 Comments Tags: goebel company, hummel figurines, values for hummel figurines, berta hummel Hummel- the World’s Most Famous Collectible Mention the word Hummel, and almost everyone can conjure up a mental image of a rosy cheeked cherubic child involved in a homespun activity like herding chicks or playing a fiddle for a puppy. Possibly Read More...

• Carnival Glass

  Posted Wednesday, June 04, 2008 10:54 AM by Suzannetique | 1 Comments Tags: decor glass, antique glass Once considered “Poor man’s Tiffany”, carnival glass has its own enthusiastic following! Tiffany Effects for Mass Market Prices At the turn of the 20 th century, Louis Comfort Tiffany was producing his popular but pricey iridescent glass Read More...

• Daryle Lambert Blog: Early's Art Glass Auction Features 40 Lotton Glass Pieces

  Posted Thursday, April 03, 2008 10:16 AM by darylelam | 0 Comments Tags: Daum Nancy, darylelam, Tiffany, daryle lambert, Art Glass, 31 Club, French Cameo, Lotton Glass Club, Lotton Glass Next weekend will be a true test of the Lotton Art Glass secondary market. Early's Spring Art Glass Auction , in Cincinnati, will conduct a two day glass auction containing up to 40 pieces of Lotton Glass. I believe this is the largest consignment Read More...

• British Town's Famous Lights To Be Sold

  Posted Friday, January 18, 2008 12:39 PM by kborg1 | 0 Comments Tags: memorabilia, itaggit, organize collection, antique The Blackpool Illuminations is an annual lights festival in the English seaside resort of Blackpool on the Fylde Coast in Lancashire. Founded in 1879, they run each year for 66 days, from late August until early November, at a time when every other English Read More...

• Ceramics @ Worth antiques collectibles emporium

  Posted Sunday, December 30, 2007 6:53 PM by worthantiquecollectiblejewelry | 0 Comments Tags: czech pottery, pottery, China, Bone China, Porcelain, Ceramics, Ceramic Visit: Old Luxe, Antiques & Collectibles Ceramics: Incorporating porcelain and pottery makes ceramics. Porcelain however tends to be more highly valued than pottery. Some of the more sought after English ceramics come from the Chelsea factories. Worcester Read More...

• What is this brown jug?

  Posted Sunday, October 21, 2007 10:21 PM by bubb1ette1959 | 0 Comments Tags: bubb1ette1959 Does anyone have any idea what this might be? My mother brought it home from an estate tag sale. The inside is glazed, the hole isn't big enough to be a cookie jar and doesn't have a pouring spout for a decanter etc., it looks to me like the bottom Read More...

• c. gomil vase

  Posted Tuesday, October 16, 2007 9:57 AM by judyloves | 0 Comments Hello, I am trying to find out information on a vase that has been handed down in my family. It is about 4 inches tall, and handpainted with vines, one bird, one rabbit and a strange looking house with what looks like a castle tower in front of the house. Read More...

• Piaud, Metal Ecthing

  Posted Wednesday, September 12, 2007 9:59 AM by ldavis239 | 3 Comments I have 2 pictures. One is Daniel in the loins den and the other is The lion and the mouse. They are both signed piaud,a a. They're both in wood frames. One has brown paper backing. It has written on it Paid 55.00 Aug 1974. On Magnesium. The pictures Read More...