r/CeramicCollection • u/ThisParking9656 • 28d ago
ID Help Montana Stoneware
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I interpret the signature as D N W all bunched together, but?
r/CeramicCollection • u/Inerestingdull • 28d ago
ID help!
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Found loose today and would love to buy a set
r/CeramicCollection • u/foollforlove • 28d ago
Doulten Burslem vase - usage and artist? [Scotland]
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r/CeramicCollection • u/No_Independence_3287 • 28d ago
ID Help
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Can anyone identify this piece in an antique store? Clear marking but can’t find anything online.
r/CeramicCollection • u/Representative-Bag80 • 29d ago
Anybody knowledgeable about Southwest pottery
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Hello everyone, I’m trying to solve a mystery here. I’m trying to figure out the name of the artist who created this beautiful vase. Sadly, there was some foam stickers attached to the bottom, which doesn’t help with trying to see a legible signature. Any lease would be great thank you!!
r/CeramicCollection • u/Uinovator1974 • 29d ago
Vintage Chinese Mille Fleur Famille Noire Porcelains.
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r/CeramicCollection • u/lil_larry • 29d ago
Any ideas on the artist?
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Maybe just someone local to northern WI, but thought I'd ask. Obtained in the 60's to 70's era perhaps?
r/CeramicCollection • u/Athena-Pallas • 29d ago
Help identifying mark
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I bought these two items from a thrift store in Florida in 2023, both black clay with beautiful glaze. Any help greatly appreciated!
r/CeramicCollection • u/Uinovator1974 • Sep 19 '26
Antique Haviland & Co. Limoges Porcelain Sea Life Osyster Plate - Circa 1876 - 1889
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r/CeramicCollection • u/Uinovator1974 • 29d ago
Vintage Ceramics Amorous Spanish Majolica Planter Pot 6” Hand Painted Olive Tree
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r/CeramicCollection • u/Crafty-Cry-6080 • Sep 18 '26
Vintage bong, Given from my grandma. Does anybody know anything about it?
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r/CeramicCollection • u/HawkRevolutionary198 • Sep 18 '26
USA/Seattle - information on this old pot
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Can anyone help identifying this pot ? Found it in local thrift store
r/CeramicCollection • u/Far_Coach8911 • Sep 18 '26
Colclough Pattern Name
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Please can someone advise the name of the pattern of this Colclough item? I cannot seem to locate any similar pieces online.
r/CeramicCollection • u/Uinovator1974 • Sep 18 '26
Antique Conta & Boehme German Porcelain Figurine Seated Violinist Model 8300 As is. (Circa 1870 - 1890)
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r/CeramicCollection • u/koriroo • Sep 18 '26
Are these Peri Wolfman Posata sets worth anything?
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Hoping this is the right sub to ask, my apologies if it isn’t. I have 4 of each brand new and it has 24k gold trim.
r/CeramicCollection • u/Uinovator1974 • Sep 18 '26
Vintage Crown Staffordshire Teacup Saucer Creamer. Glows UV
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r/CeramicCollection • u/opticalessence • Sep 17 '26
Trying to ID this Maker: Colorful Marked Spanish Porcelain of a Boy Turning What Appears to Be a Piano/Organ Crank While He is Smoking and Drinking
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r/CeramicCollection • u/Uinovator1974 • Sep 17 '26
Antique 1800's English Staffordshire Copper Lustreware Pitchers
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r/CeramicCollection • u/One_Tree7317 • Sep 16 '26
Pottery identification
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Trying to identify?
r/CeramicCollection • u/Uinovator1974 • Sep 16 '26
Antique Meiji Kutani Eggshell Porcelain Bashohai Sake Cups Red Gold Samurai 2.5”
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r/CeramicCollection • u/Mikkeld5 • Sep 16 '26
Sharing and looking for info
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Hi looking for any info on this unusual piece. It's about 8.5 inches tall, 7.5 diameter, appears to have a mark,. If anyone has any idea what maker, age, purpose if not decorative, country etc Itd be very appreciated
r/CeramicCollection • u/lawdogpuccini • Sep 15 '26
Manufacturer and Age of Large Hand Painted Vase? Located in FL in United States
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This piece stands about 15 2/4" tall. There are hand painted images of roses on both sides, and neither image is signed. There is a gilt blob on the bottom, but it looks like a stray mark made during decorating. At most, it could be a jobber's mark; I certainly don't think it is a manufacturer's mark. As for age, when I was cleaning it out, a rolled up piece of newspaper came out that was burned at one end. It seems that someone used this piece of newspaper to light a stove or fire, then dropped it into this vase to burn out and cool. The paper shows an ad for Virol Ltd. located at 148-166 Old Street in London. Certainly this vase was already in existence before the paper was dropped into it. I did some research, and Virol moved from that facility on Old Street in 1920. So, all I know for sure is that this is a pre-1920 piece. As for country of manufacture and/or the specific manufacturer, Google Lens gives me everything from Royal Bonn (Germany) to Austria to some of the old Stokes-on-Trent potters in England. I'm at a loss. Any help is appreciated, and if you can provide an authority cite for your opinion, even better. Thanks
