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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: JAT on September 25, 2012, 10:40:00 AM
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With respect to these pieces, I was notified by another site that this is an "unidentified pattern by Thomas." Hopefully someone might be able to help us out with these.
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With respect to these pieces, I was notified by another site that this is an "unidentified pattern by Thomas." Hopefully someone might be able to help us out with these.
While you are waiting for your response, I thought I would mention a website called www.replacements.co m . They offer replacement pieces for old and new dinnerware- china, stone, crystal glass, silver, collectibles etc. They have a FREE email service if you send them a photo of what you're looking for they will identify the pattern for you.
It's a great service with a gigantic inventory. It has been great for me in searching for old silverware patterns.
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With respect to these pieces, I was notified by another site that this is an "unidentified pattern by Thomas." Hopefully someone might be able to help us out with these.
While you are waiting for your response, I thought I would mention a website called www.replacements.co m . They offer replacement pieces for old and new dinnerware- china, stone, crystal glass, silver, collectibles etc. They have a FREE email service if you send them a photo of what you're looking for they will identify the pattern for you.
It's a great service with a gigantic inventory. It has been great for me in searching for old silverware patterns.
We are familiar with this website but..thankyou...for posting....
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Great!! I guess everyone uses them along with dinnerwarematchers and marks4antiques.
(Sorry, I'm new and just sharing info.)
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Thank you for doing that !! Yes,, I think most of us have used their service !! But its always good to let others know about it !!
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With respect to these pieces, I was notified by another site that this is an "unidentified pattern by Thomas." Hopefully someone might be able to help us out with these.
While you are waiting for your response, I thought I would mention a website called www.replacements.co m . They offer replacement pieces for old and new dinnerware- china, stone, crystal glass, silver, collectibles etc. They have a FREE email service if you send them a photo of what you're looking for they will identify the pattern for you.
It's a great service with a gigantic inventory. It has been great for me in searching for old silverware patterns.
Hi BB747. Thanks for your suggestion, however, it was Replacements, Ltd that could not identify the pieces, indicated that they'd like to keep the photo for future reference, and hence my search elsewhere.
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F. Thomas porcelain Factory , Bavaria This would be one for Chris M hope he stops by, I do think it is of the Art Deco period, 1925- 1930.
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Certainly is deco style !!
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Certainly is deco style !!
Thank you so very much for your help!
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Great!! I guess everyone uses them along with dinnerwarematchers and marks4antiques.
(Sorry, I'm new and just sharing info.)
I truly appreciate your input!