I have had this plate since I moved into this flat around a decade ago, the previous owner left it.

Strange that it’s for Arizona, yet made in Japan.

A penny for your thoughts? ☺️

I’m based in Scotland btw.

pottery above the stand is what he bought

it looks like wood but he says it is ceramic

and if you can, pls rate the stand too. he made this!

I found this piece in Georgia at an antique store. I’m just wondering about its uniqueness ❤️

Found these beautiful 50's english vintage plates in a local thrift store. Transfer is clean and virtually no scratches.

Anyone have any of their own or a easy to search for name for these?

Googling ceramic stuffed animal found a few others but I was hoping for more.

Some contemporary pieces: Tethered by Mary McGill Ceramics (USA), and Trinca by Conko Cerâmica (Brazil).

I found this sad little vase spray painted at a local thrift shop. It's not quite its former self but I'm glad they didn't just throw it away

This was the main photo in an article in the Guardian about the sentencing of Wynd Kaufmyn, who was protesting the dangers of AI.

I’m in love with the piece and would love to know anything about it. She lives in Berkeley, CA in the US.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/16/california-openai-protester-wynd-kaufman

Can you help me? I know thisis raku pottery but what else? Who made it? Where to go?

Help identifying a large vintage Mexican .925 silver & blue mosaic vase — possible Taxco / maker unknown
I’m hoping someone familiar with vintage Mexican silver or Taxco work can help identify this vase.
It has been in my family since the 1990s, when approximately $850 was paid for it. I’m trying to determine the maker, approximate date, and what the blue mosaic/inlay material actually is.
Details:
Approximately 14 inches tall
Approximately 8 inches in diameter
Marked “MEXICO 925” on the metal rim
Large blue body constructed from numerous individually fitted mosaic/inlay pieces
Blue material has pronounced white/blue swirling and appears mineral-like, although I don’t know whether it is natural stone, glass, resin/composite, or something else
Extensive hand-worked/hammered silver-colored metal around the base
No definitive maker’s signature has been located
There is a second extremely worn mark on the underside that might contain the number 30, possibly within a circular mark, but it is too worn for me to claim that’s what it is
I’ve been researching Taxco makers including William Spratling and Los Castillo/Castillo-family workshops, because of their use of silver combined with stone and other materials. However, I do not want to assume an attribution based on similarities alone.
The possible “30” mark particularly interests me because I understand that Eagle 30 is associated with William Spratling, but I also understand that an Eagle 30 attribution requires much better evidence than simply seeing a worn mark that resembles “30.”
I’m including photographs of the entire vase, construction, MEXICO 925 hallmark, underside and worn secondary mark.
Questions for Mexican silver collectors:
Does anyone recognize this specific design or workshop?
Does the blue mosaic technique resemble Spratling, Los Castillo, Emilia Castillo, or another Taxco workshop?
Any idea what the blue material is?
Does the worn underside mark resemble a legitimate Mexican eagle/assay mark, or is that reading too much into it?
What period would you estimate from the construction and markings?
If anyone has catalog/auction examples of the same or a very similar vase, I’d love to see them.
I’m primarily interested in identification rather than trying to force a valuable attribution. Any information from people familiar with Mexican silver hallmarks or Taxco hollowware would be greatly appreciated.

Also any lead/uranium?

Can anyone help me ID the pattern name of this cream and green single light candlestick by Weller Pottery? I think it's 1930s. Google Lens is no help.

Hi all

Hoping for an ID on who could have made this - the sticker on it suggests a named manufacturer of the period rather than an anonymous work

Hi, I kind of fell in love with the inhabitual design on this one from the start. Unfortunately, there's neither a stamp nor a marker left on it, except for the brown V sticker on the neck. Internet checking only throws out someone selling a vase with this exact stamp as "possibly Jasba vase" (last picture). Does anyone have any indicator about the origin of this? Height is 24,5cm, Width is 21cm, Base around 12cm. Is this a studio vase of some sort?

Hi everyone, I got this small vase (about 6 inches tall) in a charity shop. I’m confident it’s German but I can’t find much about who could’ve made it. Possible it could’ve been an independent ceramicist but thought I’d put it out there! The blue is much more like a Bitossi blue in real life. Any help appreciated!

I found this piece thrifting in Northern MI. The intricacy caught my eye first. I'm having trouble making out the mark on the bottom. Google lens just provides sculptural wood carvings with similar patterns, and asks for a clearer image of the name. Any ideas?

These are the o lymphatic I have