"Looks high Victorian English made to me,planters/Jardineres like this are sold up and the down the country week in week out,month in month out for the past 8 years I have been selling antiques.As a ballpark figure in auction they sell for between 40…"
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Nish Doshi replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation
Shelby Cooper replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"I just knew Vicki would know and I'm not as far off as I thought. Although, Vicki isn't jardinere a fancy word for planter...I couldn't remember when I first posted so I said planter.
Shelby"
vicki hufstetler replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"Hi, Is this shape more oval, as opposed to round? If so it is a "pillow vase" shape. If is it round then it would fall under a small Jardinere - as others said, may have had a stand. THe category this falls into is Continental Majolica…"
Shelby Cooper replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"Either Bavarian or Austrian I think but I have been know to be wrong.
Looks like theres a crack in the bottom, if so that can really affect the value. I'm sure one of the real pro's will see this post and give you a much better idea than…"
alan whyte replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"hi.. i recentely in inherited this vase from my mother it was belonging to her grandmother, i dont no anything about it because it has no makers name, but it dose have a serial number underneath. it is green and cream in colour wiyh a pink roses…"
Shelby Cooper replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"can you post a pic? I'm sure either Vicki or one of the Tom's will know the exact answer to this.
Shelby"
alan whyte replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"hi shelby thanks for your reply, not sure if it ever had a stand.. its 9ins tall and 9ins wide its got two numbers at the bottom one is itched into it the other is wrote on it, should i give the two numbers
many thanks alan"
Shelby Cooper replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase in the group Whadja Find? Ask Us! Identification and Evaluation"Its not a vase its a planter. I had one very similar a few years ago that I sold. Mine had a matching pedestal to put the planter on. Did this one ever have a stand, it was usually the stand that got broken. Yours is very similar and mine was…"
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great grandmothers vase
hi.. i recentely in inherited this vase from my mother it was belonging to her grandmother, i dont no anything about it because it has no makers name, but it dose have a serial number underneath. it is green and cream in colour with pink roses on its side. is there a way i can trace the makers name through the serial number. would really like to no more about this vase. would really appreciate any information best wishes alanSee More
Linda Caricofe replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase"Hi there Alan . The maker is probably a company in Germany. The serial number is usually the pattern number. Although not 12 inches tall , I would venture to guess the item is still a vase that was used as a planter for ferns which was very popular…"
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Linda Caricofe replied to alan whyte's discussion great grandmothers vase"Good morning Alan, 2 thumbs up on the photos , you can really see the vase well. If your vase is large , let's say, around 12 inches tall , it a jardienere vase...which means it once had a tall base for it to sit on. These were very popular in…"
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