This is a 12'' Round Plate- torte plate?- it is flat with a blue quarter inch stand/foot that goes the entire way around in the center. It has 4 seams throughout, I know that Fostoria has 3 seams and I also recently learnt that fostoria did not or rarely made colored glass, especially cobalt blue. I have searched and searched online, books and etc. trying to find out what this is. Does not look like Whitehall by Indiana, nor does it look like Jeanette Glass' Cube pattern. The only thing I have found that truly could possibly be a match is Fostoria American pattern but I can only find the clear glass, never the cobalt. Only diffrence really is that the lip of this pattern is turned up, they call it a torte plate. Mine is flat. I tried listing it somewhere as Fostoria and had several people tell me it was not... Clueless.

I do not know anything about this print. It was found in the trash. I tried to trace the name on the red tag on back but got no where. It is hard to describe the medium used. It shines in some palces and dull in others.

This vase was smuggled into the US by a World War 2 Vetran in the early 1950s Only serious collectors please!!

Kind of like picture, but comes with clothes from every movie, hangers for the clothes, accessories for the outfits, and its plastic and looks more realistic

I am having difficulty getting pictures to upload and would like an approximate appraisal on the desk.  It is my Mother in laws and I want to make sure she has the correct amount of insurance on her homeowners plan to cover it should something happen.  I can send pictures via email or something if needed.  Thank you

canvas and painting itself in beautiful condition.  frame has a few small scratches. i'm not sure who the artist is but have included a close-up of the signature.  the backside has an old sticker that says:

Style No. SP-114

Custom Framed For: Homecraft

Subject: Impressionist Landscape

Artist: (line is blank)

Soicher-Marin, Inc.

Culver City, Calif. 90230