Perfect! Thank you. (good thing I can read French!).
Some of them have the fancier ND Phot. mark and others just the generic one. They are all attached in the book. All the backs are the same,...
Hello, I have a unique booklet of post cards of French Royalty starting with Charlemagne and ending with Napoleon III. I am assuming it was...
Hello, Finally getting back onto the board after being away for so long! I have a few figurines I would like to opinions on for someone who's a...
Sorry I should be more clear about my concept of 1850 which seems obscure. I feel if the piece is post 1850 and had some historical significance...
The piece is hand enamelled however all the border designs on the rim and foot as well as all the flowers & Great Seal are all (red) line transfer...
kardinalisimo, No arguing but maybe a little lively debate :happy: can be informative. If anything it makes me research more so that's a plus!...
The Jefferson piece is actually transfer printed cobalt underglaze. An almost identical boarder is found here -...
Clutteredcloset, As I said previously the missing star only happens on 1/6 of the seals and was probably just a mistake during decoration. The...
Economically speaking, importing 1000 blanks and personalized decoration done in the West is far more profitable than 10 pieces hand painted in...
Greg, I noticed this too but its just on one of the Seals - all the rest have 13 so I am thinking it was a mistake.
Chinese export refers to the fact the vessel was made for export to the West, not all pieces were decorated by the Chinese. Transfer decorated...
Transfer decoration has happened since the 18th century, I believe the piece was bought as a blank in China and decorated in America. The foot rim...
I see some examples of the great seal on some pieces but they are not the same as this
Hello, I cant help much with the marks but they are decorative pieces meant to imitate Chinese ancient bronzes. Their name is Jue...
Hello, I found something pretty interesting that I would like the members of the board to give some comments on. From what I can piece together I...
I believe this piece would fall under 'moriage'.. the design is appears to be children moriage (they also have samurai, dragon and geisha versions...
Hello, Not too much information to give but its a 90s-00s Japanese plate with a transfer decoration in a pattern called Imari I think thats what...
Thanks Bev! Do you believe these would be used in a church or more of a chapel piece?
Any idea of the age? The brass doesnt have much patina so I am assuming within the last 20 years.
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