Large Pottery Frogs Holding a Clam shell

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The type of pottery is called "Majolica". If you try searching on ebay with the word majolica, I'm sure you could find something similar. The age I can not comment on as they started making similar items in the mid 1800's to today.
 

Thanks for the info. Really hoping to find a maker so i can put a label on it for the daughter to use to sell it when i kick the bucket. {Not soon i hope}. I'm trying to leave her all kinds of strange stuff that she won't want. steve
 

Thanks for the info. Really hoping to find a maker so i can put a label on it for the daughter to use to sell it when i kick the bucket. {Not soon i hope}. I'm trying to leave her all kinds of strange stuff that she won't want. steve
lol That sounds like a good plan. :thumbsup: The frog dish thing is pretty cool.....maybe label it with something gross like "vintage frog slime collection dish" to add to her wanting to sell it.
 

Most Majolica I find is French and German, and I'm leaning towards German with yours. I wish you luck trying to find a manufacturer, but I doubt you will, as majolica was very popular in the 1860's to 90's, and the same pattern and molds were use by multiple manufacturers.
 

Thanks All for the comments and Info. My wife and i are "collectors/ boarderline hoarders". We actually met in a Antique shop that i was living in. I was sleeping on an Empire couch that we still have. Been together 31years. My daughter is a recently graduated veterinarian who moved home for a local job. She actually grew up in Flea Market and yard sales and was a great seller by age 3. We like to remind her that she is an only child and will get all of this wonderful stuff when we are gone. steve
 

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