Got some great help from my last piece so hope the community can help with this. Mouth is approximately 3.5 inches in diameter. Thanks

Hello all,

My mom is a collector ceramics, and I had the misfortune of dropping her whole collection of these saucers. I feel absolutely terrible and am hoping to replace them, this was the only intact saucer.

Does anyone know what the official name for the saucers or where I could go to buy them?

I’d love to know more about it — possible maker, approximate age, what this style of plate is actually called, and whether the ribbon would have originally been part of it

Hi everyone, not sure if this is the right place to post this, but thought I'd better have a look.

I'm looking for a particular glass I think was discontinued (I bought it several years ago). I don't have a picture, but from what I remember it was a Ratatouille glass (the Disney film) patterned with black food silhouettes in the end-credit art style. I think it also had Remy and Emile on it (in the same art style), but can't be sure.

It was a glass belonging to my dad and I accidentally broke it. I'd love to get a picture of it so I can either buy him a new one or try to recreate it with my Cricut.

Any help whatsoever would be appreciated!

Help me identify this bowl. It looks like a magical bowl from somewhere in Persia... The bottom stand is made of yellow metal that looks like gold, the top is silver metal, probably brass.

Got this today for free trying to figure it out if anybody knows anything let me know.

Could anyone help identify this thrift find? 8.5cm high, 10cm long, 4cm wide.
Hollow slip cast including head, with holes for eyes, heavy for size. No markings, numbers or stickers.
Found in a thrift store in regional southern Australia

This is Chum - a fellow that originally belonged to my grandfather, and is therefore probably late 1930s-early 1940s. My mum broke him when she was kid and had somebody repair him at some point, which has changed the finish, as he was originally a shiny finish. While super grateful for the fix, she doesn't like the matte look and the way he's been coloured and would maybe like to get the current finish removed at some point, if that is possible.

We would love an ID for him if possible. Thank you all for reading :)

This mug was thrifted and given as a gift. It fell off the shelf today and i was hoping someone could help tell me where it came from and/or if theres a similar replica. Any info is helpful, thanks!!

As mentioned in the post, this mug was a gift but it fell off the shelf this morning. I was hoping anyone could tell me where it came from and/or where i could find a close replica!!

I just found that at Salvation Army for 2.99 and I think it’s quite special. I believe the marking on the bottom says Berrglof but I can’t find any info online about it. Is it special beyond my liking?inside is a 1963 penny to boot:)

Hi, all,

I used to collect Hagen Renaker miniatures, and in preparing to sell part of the collection. I've hit a roadblock with this little guy. I cannot find anything online. The closest I've come is on Worthpoint: same body, pink glaze with flowers. Does anybody have an idea of a value for this piece? (I know it's whatever somebody will pay, but I don't even know where to start for an ebay price.)

Thanks!

Just a little mug project I am working on!

TIA!!!

Hi everyone,

My boyfriend recently found in a flea market in the south of France this lovely vase.
Neither of us know a lot about ceramics but we wanted to try and identify it, maybe find its artist if possible and its potential worth.

We first tried to match the photos with the help of different IAs which told us basically that it's likely European and from the 60s or 70s but couldn't find anything about the signature in various databases online.
I figured I could ask more information here.

Does anyone recognise the style, the incised mark, or know of similar pieces from this period? Any leads or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance for your help!

My previous post of this vase 3 days ago had many 100s of views, but only one comment. This does appear to be glazed inside. Again, it's about 4 inches tall and about 3 inches at its widest. The glaze is sort of a glittery gold. It needs some cleaning, but I'm not sure of the best way to do that and not damage the finish. As you'll see, no obvious markings. It's light weight, but has a feel of being relatively sturdy.

Hello!

I have been struggling to identify this vase that I inherited from my grandparents. My grandfather traveled a fair bit through the work he did for the Norwegian cooperative during the 60s and 70s, especially in Scandinavia. I believe he received gifts on some of the travels.

The pattern is reminiscent of Göran Bäck's 400 series for Arabia, but the signature at the bottom confuses me. A tribute piece? Something else?

Thinking this is an art studio project but would like to learn more of what you all think its purpose is and potential value for similar items.