Ever run across a piece that you just wanna know more about? I know I have, and I also know that there are lots of Hall collectors out there that love to share their knowledge. So here is a forum for us to pick each others brains for information about Hall pieces.

Here's how it works:

Just send me a picture or info about a Hall piece you wanna know more about. I'll post it here along with your e-mail address. Others can tell you what they think. Then...when you get some good info, send it to me and I'll put the info here.

I'm really careful about posting other people's e-mail addresses and making sure I have their permission, so if you want to have info put on "Whatizit" please be specific so that I can post your info as soon as possible and include a link to your e-mail.

Also, please try to stay away from "how much is this worth" kind of questions. Remember, Hall collecting is about the thrill of the hunt and not getting rich. Though that sure would be nice :-)

This is basically a big experiment at this point, so why not give it a go?

June 30

My lovely Hall coffee pot is in the Terrance shape. It has a green lower half, silver trim stripes, cream in between and a little green on the lid.On the bottom of the inside of the pot is gives directions for warming the pit first. Did this pot have a glass dripolater? Aluminum? Anyt top part at all? What pattern is it. About when was it made? Was it a Jewel Tea premium?I love the pot. My first Hall piece. Looks very deco! Thanks, Karen

Words of wisdom? Let Karen Know!

June 28

I have 3 pieces of Hall I can't identify. Can you help? The two small pieces are a dark rose(?), about 2 1/2 inches high by 3 inches wide and look like small vases. The mark on the bottom has a very faint HALL in the ware and the HALL circle mark with MADE IN U.S.A. under it. I know this is pre 1970 but I can't find anything on them. I have a bowl that until I read your page I thought matched but now I know better. The bowl is a shade lighter with the square mark that you said you didn't like and the number 1242. It is round with 8 scalloped edeges. Any ideas where I could find out what they are? I have surfed the net and checked the Hall Encyclopedia. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Can you help? E-mail Mary Ann.

June 26

This little teapot is pretty darn cute I must say, however we don't know anything about it. According to Lori, " It has the #3 backstamp (HALL in a circle- MADE IN USA under that...). Searched for a number through the glaze and there is not one to be found... I would personally be grateful for any information regarding this teapot....I may now officially be a Hall-head as I really love this little guy!

 

Wanna share? Let Lori know.