A few more items from me

[mylittlebubs]

Sorry for a lot of hassle, I bought them and I couldn't find the information anywhere on the internet so i need your help..

the first one is the glass with handle



then the Clematis plate, i found the similar one on google but not this pattern




next one if the brass bowl with design of the peacock






thanks a lot for your help 

[galaxywomun]

I like the peacock bowl : )

is this kinda like it?? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250865514321&clk_rvr_id=253462192202#ht_526wt_1270

i definitely think it's brass/enamel.  i just bout a copper/enamel piece earlier this month.  i'll look around more.  ps--i have NO clue what I'm doing.  I'm just searching ebay. : )

[galaxywomun]

i think it's called cloisonné...try searching that.

[ironlord1963]

   I think it is just painted Brass,  Cloisonne, is enamalled paint inside of a metal art frame.  This appears to be just painted.  There was a pair of " Salt Cellers" more recent that was Cloisonne.  I have a Cloisonne plate I just picked up, maybe I'll take a pic of it and we can compare.

[ironlord1963]

    Here are some shots of a 19th century Cloisonne plate I have.   This one show the metal frame art that was used and then heavy Enamel Paint is applied.  I have also seen some more recent made, like mid century pieces that very thin wire is used as the frame for the art.

[KC]

Agree with ironlord's information! 

[Redfrog42]

The basket may be Fenton. Does the handle have a pressed mark where it connects to the basket? If it does it would be very helpful to find the maker and verify its Fenton.

[mylittlebubs]

redfrog42 , i'm trying to find the mark or anything to identify but haven't find anything yet  well, like i said i'm very very new to this antique, only one week old,lol
i'll let you know when i see something

[mylittlebubs]

found this http://www.fentonartglass.com/collectors/basket-handler-marks
but still not sure which one is mine

[ironlord1963]

     Art glass in general is very hard to ID, many makers, some just for hobby and etc.  Personnally It does not have the fenton look to me, and not quite the quality of Murano, IMO

[mylittlebubs]

ironlord1963 , i saw on the internet that there are lots of fakes as well...

[ironlord1963]

     What I find is most people don't really know who the maker is, and they call them Murano Glass, or if it has lots of bubbles in the glass they call them Blenko Glass.  Art Glass has been the hardest for me, and unless I'm for sure I have a Murano or Blenko I just consider it as Art Glass, as for Fenton stuff, that is pretty easy to spot for the most part.

[mylittlebubs]

I bought another piece of glass work, it's the swan, the old guy in the car boot (seemed very kind, he was selling of house stuffs and there's a few glass work) , he said its maruno. Maybe i will post the pic later, at least to share with others

[KC]

Seems alot of these puppies are starting to pop up here ironlord
http://www.antique-shop.com/forums/index.php?topic=9116.msg46562#msg46562