Comments on: Sarreguemines Pottery http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery Get the Most from Your Antiques & Collectibles Tue, 21 May 2013 11:22:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.2 By: Hilda Livingstone http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-178081 Hilda Livingstone Sat, 27 Apr 2013 21:19:00 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-178081 I have a Sarreguemines oval casserole dish made of pottery. It looks like a basket weave with a light greenish brown glaze and a yellow and red rose cover with leaves on it. The number on the bottom is 227 with an upper case D underneath. There is also a Z on the bottom and what looks like a coat of arms with 3 words that looks like Made in Germany, but is hard to read. I would love to know something about it. Thanks. I have a Sarreguemines oval casserole dish made of pottery. It looks like a basket weave with a light greenish brown glaze and a yellow and red rose cover with leaves on it. The number on the bottom is 227 with an upper case D underneath. There is also a Z on the bottom and what looks like a coat of arms with 3 words that looks like Made in Germany, but is hard to read. I would love to know something about it. Thanks.

]]> By: Roger Talbot http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-148964 Roger Talbot Sun, 02 Dec 2012 13:53:58 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-148964 I have a large deep red plant pot, has the name indented and OA also 1663, ? any one know where I would get it valued I have a large deep red plant pot, has the name indented and OA also 1663, ? any one know where I would get it valued

]]> By: maggie doyle http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-119546 maggie doyle Tue, 28 Aug 2012 16:01:48 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-119546 Hello I wonder if you can help me and give some information on a pretty vase I have. It is 55cm (wiidth) x 18cm ( height ) blue with a gold trim. Marked underneath sarreguemines 27 90 Q in bold further down 1827 (this seems to be written/carvedin by hand and could be the date? ) Is there a website or a book giving the history and the places/stores that the pottery would have been sold to in the UK? Many thanks Kind regards Maggie Doyle Hello

I wonder if you can help me and give some information on a pretty vase I have.

It is 55cm (wiidth) x 18cm ( height ) blue with a gold trim.

Marked underneath sarreguemines 27 90 Q in bold

further down

1827 (this seems to be written/carvedin by hand and could be the date? )

Is there a website or a book giving the history and the places/stores that the pottery would have been sold to in the UK?

Many thanks
Kind regards
Maggie Doyle

]]> By: Mike Wilcox http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-66119 Mike Wilcox Wed, 09 Nov 2011 14:00:49 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-66119 There is information in the article that allows you to date Sarreguemines pieces by the marking on the back. As far as valuations are concerned an appraiser would have to see images of the piece in question and the marking . I'd suggest using our valuation services here at worthpoint. https://www.worthpoint.com/askWorthologist/index There is information in the article that allows you to date
Sarreguemines pieces by the marking on the back. As far as valuations are concerned an appraiser would have to see images of the piece in question and the marking . I’d suggest using our valuation services here at worthpoint.
https://www.worthpoint.com/askWorthologist/index

]]> By: Dee Attaway http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-65759 Dee Attaway Tue, 08 Nov 2011 21:58:57 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-65759 I have a Bowl and Pitcher set that is the Flores by Sarreguemines It was bought in Germany in the 1970's I am looking to see how old it is and what it would be worth. It does have a small chip out of the rim of the bowl. Any info is greatly appreciated. I have a Bowl and Pitcher set that is the Flores by Sarreguemines It was bought in Germany in the 1970′s I am looking to see how old it is and what it would be worth. It does have a small chip out of the rim of the bowl. Any info is greatly appreciated.

]]> By: Magdalena Radzik http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-23641 Magdalena Radzik Wed, 28 Jul 2010 01:39:42 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-23641 Hello, I have a very unusual coffee bean holder for an antique grinder by Sarreguemines pottery, France. The woman on the picture is German or Swedish I believe and on the bottom of the picture there is a writing "Normandie" Please let me know if you would like to see the pictures. My email is merdalonka@gmail.com. Thank you so much and looking forward to hear from you. Hello,

I have a very unusual coffee bean holder for an antique grinder by Sarreguemines pottery, France. The woman on the picture is German or Swedish I believe and on the bottom of the picture there is a writing “Normandie” Please let me know if you would like to see the pictures. My email is merdalonka@gmail.com. Thank you so much and looking forward to hear from you.

]]> By: Ginger http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-5775 Ginger Sat, 05 Dec 2009 03:28:57 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-5775 Hello :) I have a set of six plates with printed Sarreguemine with the letters D.V. over it and France under that. They are 2 brown, 2 amber and 2 olive colors. The plates are sectioned into 4 sections with one section larger than the other three. I've kept these plates for about 15 years because I always thought they were unique. I think my mother found these at a thrift store. I'm curious when they were made and how much they're worth. Thanks! Hello :) I have a set of six plates with printed Sarreguemine with the letters D.V. over it and France under that. They are 2 brown, 2 amber and 2 olive colors. The plates are sectioned into 4 sections with one section larger than the other three. I’ve kept these plates for about 15 years because I always thought they were unique. I think my mother found these at a thrift store. I’m curious when they were made and how much they’re worth. Thanks!

]]> By: David King http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-5665 David King Fri, 27 Nov 2009 18:35:42 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-5665 hELLO I have a very unusual piece of Sarreguemines pottery... a jug shaped and decorated to resemble a tree trunk. Not to everyone's liking!! I believe it is impressed and the number is 2232 so believe it may be from 1832 - considering my grandmother knew it from childhood. It also has 3Y printed on the base. Can you shed any more light on the piece? hELLO

I have a very unusual piece of Sarreguemines pottery… a jug shaped and decorated to resemble a tree trunk. Not to everyone’s liking!!

I believe it is impressed and the number is 2232 so believe it may be from 1832 – considering my grandmother knew it from childhood. It also has 3Y printed on the base.

Can you shed any more light on the piece?

]]> By: Anthony http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-5171 Anthony Sat, 17 Oct 2009 13:29:51 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-5171 Could you please help with gaining more information on 2 Sarreguemine statues I recently acquired. They are of a man and a woman, both in striking poses as if they were moving. They are glazed in black over terra cotta clay. They both have "U & C" and the number "260" impressed on the underside. They are both in mint condition with the exception of a little of the black finish wearing off in a few spots. Any information to help date these pieces would be a great help. Thank you! Could you please help with gaining more information on 2 Sarreguemine statues I recently acquired. They are of a man and a woman, both in striking poses as if they were moving. They are glazed in black over terra cotta clay. They both have “U & C” and the number “260″ impressed on the underside. They are both in mint condition with the exception of a little of the black finish wearing off in a few spots. Any information to help date these pieces would be a great help. Thank you!

]]> By: Lynne Knight http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-2541 Lynne Knight Fri, 13 Mar 2009 23:43:53 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-2541 Thank you for the great information on this pottery. I had purchased a piece at a yard sale.. YUP... not even knowing anything about this but liked the little teapot. Paid $1.00 There was a note in it that it was purchased in Marriatte Ohio. This teapot is small.. maybe one serving. Has the stamped name Sarreguemines on the bottom with the letter 18G. Is there any other information you can tell me about this piece? Would the year be 1908? No cracks or chips.. rich brown color. Love it and use it as all my antiques. Thanks for the help Thank you for the great information on this pottery. I had purchased a piece at a yard sale.. YUP… not even knowing anything about this but liked the little teapot. Paid $1.00 There was a note in it that it was purchased in Marriatte Ohio. This teapot is small.. maybe one serving. Has the stamped name Sarreguemines on the bottom with the letter 18G. Is there any other information you can tell me about this piece? Would the year be 1908? No cracks or chips.. rich brown color. Love it and use it as all my antiques.

Thanks for the help

]]> By: Lynne Grigsby http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-2297 Lynne Grigsby Thu, 05 Mar 2009 18:44:02 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-2297 Hello, I have a very unusual piece of Sarreguemines pottery. It is a very large vase/urn about 3 feet high and a width of about 18" at it's widest area. It feels kind of deco in style but has been classified as majolica. To me it looks kind of like a giant piece of enamel ware. Honestly, you would need to see a picture of it. It has big swirling sunflowers and other blue smaller branch flowers and shiny black and burgundy deco looking shapes with a matte rusty (raku looking) background and coppery/gold painted outlines. This is what makes it resemble enameled items. I bought it from a French woman who was moving back to France after divorcing her American husband. She said her father passed this down to her (in France). I bought it about 12 years ago and had to have it. I paid $1,000 for it then. It really is stunning. If you have ever heard of any other piece of Sarreguemines that is similar to this, would you let me know? I go to lots of antiques shows and look online, but have never seen or heard of anything like this piece. Thank you for your time! Hello,

I have a very unusual piece of Sarreguemines pottery. It is a very large vase/urn about 3 feet high and a width of about 18″ at it’s widest area. It feels kind of deco in style but has been classified as majolica. To me it looks kind of like a giant piece of enamel ware. Honestly, you would need to see a picture of it. It has big swirling sunflowers and other blue smaller branch flowers and shiny black and burgundy deco looking shapes with a matte rusty (raku looking) background and coppery/gold painted outlines. This is what makes it resemble enameled items. I bought it from a French woman who was moving back to France after divorcing her American husband. She said her father passed this down to her (in France). I bought it about 12 years ago and had to have it. I paid $1,000 for it then. It really is stunning. If you have ever heard of any other piece of Sarreguemines that is similar to this, would you let me know? I go to lots of antiques shows and look online, but have never seen or heard of anything like this piece. Thank you for your time!

]]> By: ThomPattie http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-1666 ThomPattie Mon, 09 Feb 2009 14:34:22 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-1666 Mike has made a very good point. The service we provide is strictly to help you determine the value of items you have. In providing this service our Ethics and the Ethics of all appraisers is to value the item. Not to buy it, beware of appraisers that buy items they appraise, in most cases it does not benefit you. Mike has made a very good point. The service we provide is strictly to help you determine the value of items you have. In providing this service our Ethics and the Ethics of all appraisers is to value the item. Not to buy it, beware of appraisers that buy items they appraise, in most cases it does not benefit you.

]]> By: Mike Wilcox http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-1646 Mike Wilcox Mon, 09 Feb 2009 00:42:39 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-1646 As Appraisers we do not offer to buy or offer to sell or sell on behalf of our clients. Mike Wilcox Wilcox & Hall Appraisers As Appraisers we do not offer to buy or offer to sell
or sell on behalf of our clients.

Mike Wilcox
Wilcox & Hall Appraisers

]]> By: rita polivka http://www.worthpoint.com/research_library/sarreguemines-pottery/comment-page-1#comment-1616 rita polivka Sun, 08 Feb 2009 01:04:31 +0000 http://blog.worthpoint.com/?p=2455699#comment-1616 I have a great Sarreguemines pair tureen that I want to sell. It has the impressed marks... pear tureen.... If interested in pictures please email me. I have a great Sarreguemines pair tureen that I want to sell. It has the impressed marks… pear tureen…. If interested in pictures please email me.

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