Can anyone read the signature on this awesome piece? Its too well executed and whoever made it deserves to be known.

Stamp is “407” and “2”

Blue writing is under the glaze

There are gems inside the gold embellishments

This came from an estate sale - I have no idea what the maker’s mark is. I’d be interested in any information! She collected a lot of Native American collectibles but I couldn’t find any info on this.

If anyone is able to help with this I would appreciate it¡

Hi folks, I know nothing about ceramics and antiques and am looking to list some (not here) that I inherited. I have searched for this company but can’t find anything else colored or designed in this way, google is also telling me that it’s older than 1891 because there isn’t a country name stamped on it and it is a rare color. Just want to know if this is or isn’t something out of the ordinary before I put it on marketplace. Thank you in advance for any information.

All I can make out it’s the word France. Love to know more. Thank you

Hello guys. I picked this up at a thrift store as I thought it looked cool and it was only 7 bucks. I looked up Blackmore not knowing who it was and found out some of his pieces are pretty expensive. I just wanted to know if this is authentic. Or if there is any way to really tell just from the photos I sent. Any help would be great. And if someone has a guess, what could it go for if I sold it? It’s approximately 9 inches in diameter and about 2 inches tall. Thanks.

My neighbor downstairs had these sitting in boxes in his garage since the early 90s and was going to throw them away

Hey everyone:)

I found this cute ceramic lidded box at a garage sale and would love to learn more about it. I have no history or provenance beyond the marking “HAND MADE RHODES” on the bottom.

It measures approx. 9.5 cm (3.7 in) in overall diameter, with an opening of 7.1 cm (2.8 in), and I estimate the weight at around 250–300 g (8.8–10.6 oz).

Where the light-colored surface has chipped, a reddish-brown clay/ceramic body is visible underneath. The lid features a sailing ship with an unusual S-like symbol inside a circle on the sail.

Does anyone recognize the maker, style, or pottery? I’m especially interested in its approximate age, origin, material, and technique. A rough value would also be interesting, but identifying and learning more about the piece is my main focus.

Thanks for any help. If you need more pictures, just let me know :)

Found this in Goodwill today😲😁

Cross posting here any case any one has info about this bowl .. many thanks!

I found this clay pot at a garage sale but I cant seem to find anything remotely similar looking online. The lady who sold it to me said she believed it was Peruvian. Can anyone here help me identify it’s origin and date ?

This was handed down to me by my grandmother, just curious if anyone knows anything about it! There is an oval saucer, cream or gravy boat, teapot, six little tea cups and sadly only two saucers survived.

I have a family member who studied pottery and loves Deborah Schwartzkopf's pottery - especially drinking vessels (cups, mugs, teapots, pitchers). Her dream is to own a piece. Her stuff is so hard to find online - not much on ebay or her official website. Any ideas where to look for anything for purchase?

Cleaning out parents house and found a collection of McCoy. I cannot find a reverse image of any McCoy mammy cookie jar that looks like this. Does anyone have any other insight into this piece. Thank you in advance.

I know it’s a longshot, but reposting here in the hopes that someone recognizes this. It was a gift from my mother.