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<p>[QUOTE="ascot, post: 36357, member: 96"]Thanks for your input! I'd discounted German because of the shiny glaze--most German pieces I've seen with this "look" are salt glaze stoneware with a rather dull or matte finish, grayish, and they're heavy. This piece is relatively light weight, white with a slight blue hue, and not salt glaze. I don't have a lot of expertise in this area, though.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ascot, post: 36357, member: 96"]Thanks for your input! I'd discounted German because of the shiny glaze--most German pieces I've seen with this "look" are salt glaze stoneware with a rather dull or matte finish, grayish, and they're heavy. This piece is relatively light weight, white with a slight blue hue, and not salt glaze. I don't have a lot of expertise in this area, though.[/QUOTE]
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