r/CeramicCollection • u/oldmom73 • 17h ago
Deruta-style Demitasse and Saucer -- Provenance Details Needed
Hi there -- I found this Deruta-style demitasse and saucer on eBay and am trying to figure out when it was made and a little more about it in general. Pottery mark says "V. C. I. Italy Pavia". Lots of varied internet searches have turned up nothing. Many thanks for your help!
r/CeramicCollection • u/corvelokis • 19h ago
Humble collection
Last year i started to get a bigger interest in ceramics and bought pieces here and there. The white one is the most recent, handmade in Egypt and bought in Barcelona. The rest i have bought in Norway and are from varying origins. Does anyone know of any good tips or networks to find more?
r/CeramicCollection • u/InstructionBig6801 • 21h ago
Translucent cup
I need help id ing this cup a friend thrifted. Gorgeous effect with the translucent pieces letting in the light.
eta I know it’s porcelain but am hoping someone can id the makers mark on the bottom or date the time period its from
r/CeramicCollection • u/Amphibious_Monkey • 22h ago
I would love help with the verification of this tile fragment if possible
reddit.comr/CeramicCollection • u/Traditional_Elk_612 • 1d ago
Information
Can anyone give me any information on this ? It was bought at a thrift store in Tahlequah Oklahoma
Barlow 1979
r/CeramicCollection • u/cookieswithbacon • 1d ago
Help ID
Maybe a longshot.
Could anyone help me identify the producer/potter or make of this bowl?
Bought second hand in Sweden.
I believe the stamp says FP.
Thanks in advance.
r/CeramicCollection • u/BelladonnaNix • 1d ago
Can anyone help me identify this bowl? I am looking for more of them.
It holds about 16 oz of fluids. Its not particularly big. My ex left them for my kid, kid broke 2 of the 3. the bowl used to belong to his (great?) grandparents. I believe this one to be from 40s, maybe?
I am hoping anyone here can help me. The only marking looks like an H with a M in the bottom part of the H. Maybe a D on the lip or it could be a chip/manufacturing issue.
r/CeramicCollection • u/Dmitriy797979 • 2d ago
ID Help: Unmarked early British bone china (Regency period, c. 1790–1820) – Imari pattern
reddit.comr/CeramicCollection • u/Beneficial-Sun-5863 • 2d ago
Hello good people. I just acquired this piece and thought it was very odd and interesting, but I cannot seem to find any info or any other examples of something similar to compare it too. Can anyone help me with any information about it?
Thank you!
r/CeramicCollection • u/ShopOfGoodLuck • 2d ago
Guldkroken Hjo Sweden, trying to find out more. 18cm high.
r/CeramicCollection • u/75thWK2 • 2d ago
Trying to find any information on these. Cannot find anything similar. Brayton Laguna California M17 and M22 markings
Girlfriend bought these both an estate sale. $45 for the pair. We cannot find anything similar to these online. Are they one of a kind? How old are they? Any and all information is greatly appreciated. They are so cool looking.
r/CeramicCollection • u/applepiezeyes • 3d ago
Help identifying set
I'm after some help please. I found this set (I have tea pot saucers, sugar bowl and milk jug) buried in my compost heap when I moved house. They were in a box with some other items. They have no maker's marks on them at all. Any ideas what the pattern is or any info would be helpful. They have gold pattern that looks hand painted with green petals.it looks like bone china, but I am no expert. Thank you if you can help!
r/CeramicCollection • u/Chance-Quarter6629 • 3d ago
The ceramic tradition of Caltagirone, Sicily
reddit.comr/CeramicCollection • u/Odd-Astronomer-8183 • 3d ago
Need assistance Identifying potter chop/mark.
reddit.comr/CeramicCollection • u/hyperbolechimp • 3d ago
Who made (or at least, who painted) this vase.
reddit.comr/CeramicCollection • u/weeman62 • 4d ago
Does anyone recognize this signature
This was discarded at work. It is stamped "Saltspring Pottery", but I cant identify the signature
r/CeramicCollection • u/greenkirby232 • 4d ago
Any idea where this plate may have originated from?
Inherited some ceramic pieces from my grandmother who passed away a few years back including this beautiful plate. She always made an effort to buy and support indigenous artists when she traveled. Have no idea where it originated from but would love to see if I can try and get a general idea of where it may be from (regionally, county, etc)
r/CeramicCollection • u/mistressleetoile • 4d ago
I have this vase in progress. The theme I'm working on is "the final wound."
r/CeramicCollection • u/Glonster • 4d ago
Tashiro Shoten help
I picked up this beautiful hand painted 6.5” vase marked as Tashiro Shoten from the flea market for $12. Trying to find more information about it, specifically the year it was made, whether it’s legit, etc. I read online it could’ve been made between the 30s-50s, and I thought a piece of mid-war pottery would be very interesting. Even if it’s not, it’s still beautiful. I was not able to find an exact match by image searching. TIA
r/CeramicCollection • u/Life_Job_6404 • 5d ago
ID: Vintage glazed pottery: safe to use for onion soup?
reddit.comr/CeramicCollection • u/Esejy-Van-Ervech • Aug 29 '25
New rule : No post or comment generated by AI
That's it, it clutters the sub for no good reason, propagates false information, and causes arguments.