Welcome to my world! We have voles everywhere around here. We have an indoor cat who in the summer tries to sneak out whenever we open the door, and he isn't out there but a few minutes before he's brought us a sacrificial vole at our front door. The first time I ever planted trees several years ago I'd never even heard of a vole, but they attacked all my maples and Golden Raintrees, just decimated them. I was furious. So when I bought all new trees we fenced in every one of them with hardware cloth. We didnt want to bury the fences so we poured pea gravel around each of the 4 sides of the fencing. One bag for each 5 foot side of the fence. Anyway, it worked! I had read that voles hate hard rocks etc and hate walking on them. I was just outside yesterday measuring for some new trees to plant, and I saw the voles' race tracks everywhere in our yard, heading right into the neighbor's yard, and they didn't get to any of our trees! Though they destroyed one of the neighbor's trees. You can see their path right to the trunk of the tree too. We're about to plant 23 more trees on 2 of our property lines, and we're going to fence them in as well, but one long fence going around them, not like the individual squared fences we did for our other trees. We're never doing that again! lol Oh, but if you aren't going to spread gravel around your fencing then you must bury the fence! Because we didn't bury the fence on the trees that the voles ate; they just duck under the fence and went to town on the trunks. We thought we were fencing out dogs and rabbits, not voles!

The mark is barely discernible. The little I found out is from doing pencil rubbings, and no letters show up at all. I've examined it in the sunlight, with my jeweler's loupe, to no avail. Only the barest outline of the mark, with no lettering to be seen. I don't know what you mean by "img=". There is no line containing that under any of my pics on Photobucket.

Thank you for answering. I can't take a picture but it is a cream colored porclain dish with six sections. Thank you.

American Drew Cherry Grove. They mare a lot of cherry furniture.