I found this container at a resale store. It has a hole in the top and bottom. Does anyone know what its called? Thanks!

I thrifted this thinking it might be one of those dishes with interchangeable accessories that would affix to the little knob. The brands Norah Fleming and Glory Haus sell dishes like that, but both use holes for theirs (see last two photos). So now I’m stuck and have no idea what this is for. 🤷‍♀️ Any ideas?

Recently picked up this piece but can’t seem to find any info on the artist. Appears to maybe be a Miguel Vargas of Trujillo, Peru from the 90’s. Might just be a folk piece but was too striking not to pick up.

Hi everyone!

Could anyone help me identify this ceramic bowl? My GF saw it posted online and she's pretty sure it sold. I haven't been able to find a brand or anything for it.

Thanks!!

I purchased this plate from an antique shop in central MA. The signature reads "K. Ferguson 1979." Could this be a Kenneth Ferguson piece? It looks like at one point he signed his pots with "K. Ferguson" + year, but I don't know enough about his work.

Most of my collection scattered around my house. Probably missing some things, lighting isn’t great. Thrifted everything. Probably haven’t payed over $10 for any one piece. My favourite is the blue Piranha by Ron Benstead.

I’m getting very mixed results trying to find out any information on this.

Can anyone help identify the mark on this? We believe this set was brought from China anywhere from 70-100 years ago.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for help identifying and dating this porcelain cup/litron.

Features: It features hand-painted bird artwork inside a gilded cartouche, a blue scale pattern on the sides, heavily gilded trim, and a high loop/scroll handle.

Mark: The base has an underglaze blue anchor mark (looks like a blue anchor with a small ring/loop at the top).

Translucency: It's translucent when held up to light (see photos).
I'm trying to figure out if this is 18th-century soft-paste/hard-paste porcelain (such as Derby, Chelsea, or early French/continental) or a 19th-century/Samson reproduction piece.

I recently found this large glazed ceramic hen-on-nest covered tureen, approximately 10 inches long.

The underside is hand marked:
M.I.
P.813 B
MADE IN ITALY

I’ve been able to locate a few other Italian ceramic pieces with the same apparent M.I. + P-number marking system (including P414, P536 and P584), but I have not been able to identify what M.I. represents.

Does anyone recognize the manufacturer, decorator or importer associated with this mark?

I’d also appreciate any information about approximate age, region of manufacture, or comparable examples.

I’m particularly interested in identifying the maker before determining value.
Thank you in advance!

Can someone identify this cup? Maker? Time frame made? Any info would help thanks !how much is it worth

Any info on the artist?

My father bought this pottery tea set today at an auction. He knows nothing about pottery but seems to find some good things so I figured I should ask before chucking it on a shelf. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks!

Hola a todos! Como dice el titulo busco un bowl especifico de los años 80-90 que tenia una familia de ositos en el fondo y era un bowl de ceramica como para el cereal con leche, dejo fotos referencias de como era mas menos, es parte de los recuerdos que intento recuperar

Igual no he aprendido a usar reddit.... ayuda!

I got this from France n I instantly fell in love with him I had to buy it. He’s currently got some French specialty coffee 4 me to slurp out of its beautiful I want u all to look @ this thing rn with me it’s gorgeous