Terraine

Anyone has a clue ?

 

Looks like Bosphorus J Marshall and Co.

 

Thanks a lot . Seems like you are spot on.

 

FYI - The name of the piece is "terrine." (I think. It's still early and dark here. )

 

Tureen...

~Cheryl

 

Thank you, Cheryl. Brain was only working enough to tell me the OP's spelling wasn't quite right.

 

I'm lucky if my brain works at all these days...

~Cheryl

 

Me too, I just realized the spelling I used was the French rather than English.

 

Oh! I thought maybe it was French for tureen.

 

Believe the French would more likely call a tureen a 'soupière'...

~Cheryl

 

Soupière:

https://www.google.com/search?q=sou...HuBRYY-OF9KkzwLFhpLoAg&bih=754&biw=1536&hl=en


Terrine:

https://www.google.com/search?q=ter...hUKEwilp-2EuZ_zAhWnl-AKHdxmBuEQ4dUDCAc&uact=5

Porcelain terrine:

https://www.google.com/search?q=ter...eBRYeiFGNmBieoPxtSX-A8&bih=754&biw=1536&hl=en


~Cheryl

 

Im Norwegian, please forgive me if i spell something wrong.

 

We're just teasing you...and looking for excuses to goof off.... no worries!

 

That's the "terrine" that invaded my brain yesterday, Cheryl. "Sounds" the same, but a different item altogether.

 

just pulling a bit your leg, meaning no evil.
terrine comes from terre (earth/mud) and the goodies took the name of the container which was terre cuite (cooked earth, who eats that ?).
Norway, fabulous country where I got stoned without drugs the first time in my life when looking at the Northern Lights.

 

Being a novice i hope its ok that i post some more pics here rather than starting new threads all the time. After all this has a catchy title

The case is i have inherited some stuff, and since my mother loved everything from IKEA to Meissen its hard for me to identify many items. Next one here.