Found 37 Antique Dish Identification Products.
This all-new, completely revised and updated book on Vernon Kilns pays tribute to one of California's leading national pottery companies of the last century. Almost 500 color photographs, many not featured in the first edition, are included, with many never-before-seen photos of May and Vieve Hamilton pottery. A detailed history on the founding of Vernon Kilns and the evolution of marks is included, as well as sections on the war years, the manufacturing process, and famous artists and designers. New information and photos of commemoratives and innovative designs by foremost artists Rockwell Kent and Don Blanding, and Disney figures are showcased. There are also pattern indexes for each shape, as well as a general index. 2004 values.
A history of the Blue Willow pattern begins the book with descriptions of the many border and center patterns of this china. Dating Blue Willow and collecting Blue Willow are discussed, and all known marks are illustrated. Over 650 color photographs of bowls, ashtrays, plates, pitchers, vases, platters, sugar bowls, and much more are included. A special feature in this edition highlights the variations in the Willow pattern, which are often mixed in with the traditional Willow patterns and confuse collectors. Gaston makes identification easy, separating not only pattern variations but Willow produced in other colors. There are also several helpful indexes provided: objects, patterns, English manufacturers, Japanese items, American manufacturers, and origins other than England, Japan, and the United States. 2007 values.
This book focuses on 'new' Fiesta, or what some collectors call 'post 86' Fiesta. Somewhat different than the 'old' Fiesta, post 86 Fiesta maintains the historical dignity and the beautiful Deco design philosophy of Frederick Rhead. Candleholders, plates, vases, tumblers, platers, teapots, and coffeepots are all included in this pocket-size handy reference. Decaled new Fiesta is covered, including the Sunporch, Moon over Miami lines, and the MegaChina offerings. Approx. 200 detailed color photos.
This expanded 8 1/2 x 11 edition includes hundreds of full-color photos, revised information, complete sections on marks, and old company catalogs.
This book chronicles the 40+ years of Corning Ware and the 15 years of Visions. Compiled directly from information in the Corning Glass Works archives, this complete and unabridged guide covers the 60+ patterns, hundreds of shapes, and thousands of specific dishes of Corning Ware and Visions made since 1956. The book includes hundreds of detailed pictures, as well as specific information about each piece, including production dates, rarity, current value, and other interesting information. This guide includes the history of Corning Ware, Visions, and the Corning Glass Works, as well as facts about how Corning Ware and Visions were invented, manufactured, and sold to the public. Many historical photographs and advertisements are provided. This book is essential for any kitchen or glassware collector, dealer, trader, or appraiser, or for anybody else who appreciates this beautiful and adaptable cookware. 2006 values.
This book features the extensive dinnerware lines from Johnson Brothers of England. Organized by various shapes, this volume features over 1,300 patterns in full color. A wide range of patterns are pictured -- including flow blue designs, collectible transferware patterns, solid colored patterns, as well as decal applications. Additional photos feature groupings of popular patterns with interesting piece types and shapes. A brief overview of Johnson Brothers history as well as a comprehensive index and price guide complete the book.
China Identification Guide 2 features patterns from Edwin M. Knowles (of West Virginia), Salem (of Ohio) and Taylor, Smith & Taylor (of West Virginia). Each image is digitally captured in full-color and is listed with pattern name and trim color. Each section is organized by manufacturer shape and includes a brief history with interesting information about how each company was started and the dinnerware it produced.
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