A person after my own heart!! If you like it,plant it,that's my motto and i'm stickin to it.I like all your goodies,and i'm sure they'll look even better when the plants are in.
TFS
Kathi

Hi Jeff,

Have you checked the back closely for any potter's marks (am assuming your talking about the last pictured ceramic, can't say I'd call that a pot)?

Wow Dickie is great. Great find. The last one is Ironstone. It has dulled many a bit for me and some bowls I have just given up on. Alfred is a great likeness. Do you know he did a brief cameo in each one of his movies? Oh and a great show of your safety gear! It always pays to be safe. Stay warm. Paula

Kathi,

Exactly my point.

Karen,

True, it's more a pan, and it's a piece of ovenware - I'll see what's imprinted on it and report back (no potter, I think - this was worked in the bowels of Vulcan).

Paula,

I can usually drill ironstone (although, as you know, it's the most difficult). I did know that and I'll try to - right now I hear the snow melt dripping off of the deck.

I was wondering what you were doing out in sandals but then I realized it was -10C. I do that. I WANT that coffee cup. Are you going to put a bonsai in it.

Hiya again J,

What does this mean " bowels of Vulcan". Is that to say it's metal, not ceramic?

What are you thinking? A pan of various rosettes?

Sounds like it's Ironstone earthenware from what these folks have said, Karen.
A heavy, refined earthenware.

Josh

That is not proper footwear. Already have drill holes where you slipped... I hope you missed your toes.

Jeff,

Nice mugs & duck. Sheesh, that's cold!