1. Larger creamer with gilt edging and internal green rim by PHOENIX ENGLISH CHINA. 1925-1930 or 1940-1950. 4. & 5 Matching pair different sizes, same brand different stamps. Z. S. & Co BAVARIA & Zeh Scherzer, BAVARIA Germany with Green crown.
   Who knows their porcelain creamers? Number 1 origin ? English, Bavarian, French ?? As individual items do they hold much value? Are people after replacements for their sets? I bought them because I was attracted to them but will I keep them long term?

Hello, we were wondering if anyone might know where she came from.

My grandmother says its bisque porcelain, she thinks it was made about 1935 but she might be wrong

Can someone give me a rough appraisal on this? Recently inherited. Have no idea what this is worth.

Hello, I've been drinking my coffee from these cups the past years and I absolutely love them. Over time they started to break and im wondering if someone knows where to get some identical replacements.
They are from 1950-1990s era but I think its closer to 1990.

Any hints whether this porcelsin clock is fake? Google Search looks lile Sitzendorf Porcelain, but no exact match

I recently received my grandmother's china from my aunt. This set likely belonged to my great-grandparents, who lived in San Francisco and married in 1911.

I have found some pieces online, but I am curious 1) what all these plates and bowls are for (3", 5.5", 6", 6.5", 7", 7.5" on the small in the upper-left), and 2) if anyone can identify the name of the pattern. I also have one round serving bowl with accompanying plate that has a floral pattern on the rim, also Limoges from Gumps.

ETA: Maker stamps are M de M [Mandavy de Mavaleix], Old Abbey (sometimes on the same piece), and Vignaud.

Can someone point me in the right direction to appraise the worth?

I have this hand painted porcelain box with faint kanji on the bottom that a friend helped me identify as saying Tashiro. I know that Tashiro Shoten was a big ceramics company in Japan in the first half of the 20th century, but I'm guessing that this box might be an early piece. It doesn't look like any of the Tashiro Shoten ceramics I've seen online and the mark is obviously not a stamp but handwritten.

I think this box is so pretty and unusual, and I would love to know more about it, including approximate date and original purpose. Any thoughts at all would be greatly appreciated!

Purchased outside of Chicago in the United States

Hello! I recently got a vase from a garage sale because I thought it was pretty. A friend came by and said that it could be from early 1900s and may actually be valuable.

I don’t know much/anything about this stuff so am looking for advice. I recently moved and doesn’t fit so was going to sell it but have no idea even if it’s worth anything! Any help would be so appreciated!

Hi everyone,

We're trying to identify this vase and determine both its age and approximate value. From what I know, it is believed to be French, and the initials/signature on the vase may belong to a well-known artist, although I haven't been able to verify that yet.

Please note that the lid has some damage, which can be seen in one of the photos.

Any information regarding its origin, age, maker, or potential value would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for any advice or insights you can provide.

Best regards,

Thanks in advance for any help!