Pattern 6392 Aesthetic movement set

Dear community,
Need help with id this set.

4 small pots (1 lid missing). Nice shape, nice colours. Like it. But no maker marks. Only pattern number. Any help with shape or maker id will be helpful. Thanks!

 

The butterfly looks Japanese, as does the decoration at least in execution. Beyond that I'll leave it to the experts.

 

Thanks! Never met Japanese porcelain with pattern numbers. It is looks like classic Aesthetic Movement butterflies. I am almost sure it is British

 

THIS item appears to have the same finial. The seller's title (item listing page is gone) indicates it was retailed by Delvaux, "a historic Parisian dealer of porcelain, glass, and art objects, not the modern luxury handbag brand" (AI info) so perhaps your item is French...? Admittedly, not an area I know anything about. An avenue worth pursuing, I guess.

 

That made me wonder too. Japanese designs were copied in the West and still are. The actual gilding looked like something a Japanese factory would have done, but the pottery didn't.

 

Hi! Thanks for reply. Lid with the similar look "fig". But not the same maker. Anyway much appreciate, learned and read about it.

 

amazing what a splash of glorious colour can add

my thoughts are minton way, and maybe even with a good name behind

 

Hi Charlie! Thank you!
I researched Minton first of all but no succes for now. There is good name for sure. Very good quality.

 

yeah, i'd be thinking of another very good name in association (with minton) (merely speculatively of course )

 

just something about the clash (of styles) that actually works, and only usually see that from one specific designer

 

not saying DEFINETLY, but certainly worth a thought

https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/explore/collection/work/68760/

 

Oh that’s a big name
It is sometimes sooo difficult to find out. Oh oh… but I will definitely have a look. Might be

 

as evey mentioned its VERY japanese, and without those numbers, and possibly the red/turq i would have thought maybe

the "fig" is very english as well though

not an easy one by any means

 

Here is one item from Christopher Dresser I have.

 

mavellous style in spades !!

lets hope maybe you have an eye for it

 

is it that gloomy there as well in england ?

 

Autumn.. as usual now. But it is good to look for treasures when fog around

 

well.............its just good looking for treasures

 

don't know what i'm gonna do without the sun for winter item oicture taking

the sun shines a little magic on items i've found