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George Jones majolica pedestal & jardinière, circa 1870

Valuable Majolica earthenware hiding in plain sight

Valuable Majolica earthenware hiding in plain sight

By Sherri Hall-Wilcox

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An unusual mid-19thC Tankard from Cantagalli, Italy, with a mix of Faience and Majolica decorative elements

Dating Faience Pottery

Faience pottery, also known as Fayence in France, is often used as a synonym to Majolica because of their similar appearance and use of tin glaze. Yet, most collectors distinguish Faience pottery by their characteristic polychrome (multi-colored) designs and mostly white background, whereas Majolica tends to have decoration all over along with pronounced raised decorative details (relief).

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Arita Pottery

Hi, I’m Elise and I now live in Amsterdam. When I was in my twenties I lived in Japan for seven years. I wasn’t a geisha or anything like that. I led a rock and roll life as a music journalist and impresario.

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Noritake china

hi,just recieved a set of noritake china from my late father dating i think bewteen 1908-1920,the mark has a"komaru"symbol,crowned with a "noritake" and below the mark "made in japan.The ends of the komaru symbol are curled up.Each piece has gold edging and handles,with a blue middle and lighter blue flowers in bewteen a green diagnial criss-cross pattern,any help?

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Japanese Arita Porcelain, circa 1960-70's

Arita Pottery

Hi, I’m Elise and I now live in Amsterdam. When I was in my twenties I lived in Japan for seven years. I wasn’t a geisha or anything like that. I led a rock and roll life as a music journalist and impresario.

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The Mace of the House of Representatives as held by former Sergeant at Arms Zeake W.  Johnson of Tennessee

The Mace of the House of Representatives

One of the oldest symbols of the United States, the Mace is the symbol of one of the first officers of the United States House of Representatives, the Sergeant at Arms, the chief enforcement officer of the House.

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Crocker Farm Joins WorthPoint

Crocker Farm partners with WorthPoint, a social network and search engine for collectors

Viktor Schreckengost

Viktor Schreckengost Dies at 101

He wasn't particularly well known, but he liked it that way. Yet, Viktor Schreckengost was considered an American Da Vinci because, as an industrial designer over 70 years, he is personally responsible for many of our collectibles today.

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Euphronios art returned by the Met

Legacy at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Did you know the country's most prestigious art museum, the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, doesn't charge an entrance fee?

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Falling Prices Mean More Bang

Now is the time to buy antiques and collectables. Some of the greatest collections have been assembled when the economy and antique market were down. Henry Frances DuPont amassed one of the greatest collections of Americana during the Great Depression, which are now on display at the Winterthur in Delaware.

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