Beautiful porcelain birds

Hey folks, happy Saturday

I’ve had these two rather large bisque porcelain (I think) birds for a while now. They are unfortunately unsigned and I haven’t been able to find anything similar to them. They don’t look hobbyist or some Chinese made to me. I got them from antiques shop in Sweden. They were cheap
They are quite large (first one is approx 18 cm high and 24 cm long, other one a bit smaller). Smaller bird has I think a 0 or O signed on the bottom.

Any ideas?

Thanks a lot!
Erik

 

Bisque is unglazed porcelain.
Or a yummy lobster soup (or other crustacean).

 

For example...



Debora

 

Or this:

 

Yum!!

 

They are very clean on the bases, look as if they have hardly ever been moved.

 

Id guess 1950s,maybe japan?

 

don’t get the joke but that’s okay

 

That is a bowl of bisque soup @Erik Aunapuu = probably tomato bisque.

 

I see the Lobster !!!!
num num......

 

that base...with those 2 large holes....
I'd be surprised if it were 40 years old...and even if it were ...it would have the required green felt on the base.....
so I vote...even newer

 

Well, my lobster bisque isn't that orange, but I will give you that the stuff in the middle does look like lobster.

 

I've had the orange.......what color is yours?

 

So have I. I think it depends on whether the shell was ground and added to the bisque (passed through a sieve first).

 

Ours is much paler. Which is why I figured the picture was tomato.

 

more like a New England clam chowder????

 

The darker one with the white ring around his neck is the Male Pheasant, the one without ring is the Female (although it's rather dark for a hen.....) nice! WHO made them--I can't tell you!!! But here's a pair: And they only show numbers on the bottom, but are called 'Norcrest'....

https://www.ebay.com/itm/194517920258​

 

thanks, I am much smarter yet again

 

I want that soup now… @Any Jewelry