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Fairy Lamps Aet glass collectors as well as fairy lamp and lighting specialists seek out examples in everything from satinized cranberry to peachblow glass. -Debbie Coe ... 2.
Van Briggle Artus Van Briggle, who founded his pottery in Colorado in 1901, developed his ... marks and those produced before Van Briggle died are most sought after. A record was set for Van Briggle pottery last year when one of his early designs, ... 3.
Van Briggle Van Briggle Pottery Nears 100 Years Production. Van Briggle Lorelei Vase c.1920-1929 Van Briggle Dog and House Van Briggle Green over Brown Vase ... 4.
Van Briggle Artus Van Briggle, who founded his pottery in Colorado in 1901, ... Bookends, lamps, candlesticks, animal figures and plaques as well as vases are included ... 5.
Majolica Pottery Wedgwood, a giant in the ceramic world, did not begin producing majolica until 1860, nearly 10 years after Minton. Their pieces, nearly always marked, ... 6.
Majolica Pottery By far the best know of the American manufacturers is Griffen, Smith, and Hill, whose Etruscan majolica designs depict plant and marine life. ... 7.
Majolica Pottery Today, as we begin to appreciate the ingenuity and craftsmanship of Queen Victoria’s age, the brilliantly colored ceramic ware known as majolica once more ... 8.
Oyster Plates Majolica oyster plates, probably because of their bright colors and unique styling, remain a prime collector's choice. Many designs featured shell patterns, ... 9.
Majolica Pottery Today, a signed piece from George Jones carries a premium. Wedgwood, a giant in the ceramic world, did not begin producing majolica until 1860, ... 10.
Bakelite Jewelry Interestingly, the 409 test produces a yellow stain from any color of bakelite. The latter is the most consistently reliable, the first is the least ... |
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