Late 19th c, I think. Interesting that it isn't marked at all. My feeling is Continental, maybe Austrian (Bohemia). But I am a little mystified...
Given the shape, handle and somewhat deep saucer, I would say British, early 19th c. I don't know enough about New Hall to say whether it is or...
I am trying to be less "Grammar Queenish" these days, but I did chuckle. I thought, "Yes, you be a defiant Lined Heart. Only kind to be!" Not...
I'm thinking it may be from their collection.
That is so lovely -- definitely the CR Macintosh style, and the hammered copper is very arts and crafts. I confess to being a tad envious!
I think both pieces are English and likely a Staffordshire factory. I find the brown jug more interesting of the 2. The imari decoration has a...
I really must look more closely at photos --- I didn't notice the little gold rabbits. Too sweet!
You may be right, Charlie, but...:D
I wonder if the British Transferware group on Facebook would recognize the pattern since it seems a number of factories used it.
I could be all wet (I think it's my fave epithet for now, LOL!), but I truly think it's 20thc somewhere.
The site below is interesting for cup and handle shapes. Your cup has a ring handle which was used from late 18th throughout the 19th c. Minton...
Hooray! You were right and I was all wet, LOL! Minton it is!!
OK, not satsuma really, but rather in the style of, I think. Looking at OP's and the one on ebay, some lazy grey cells in my brain are saying...
There was an explanation but I forget what it was, LOL. Nothing nefarious, apparently.
However, google lens came up with this British vase on Pinterest:...
Not Worcester for sure. Unusual shape and handles. IIRC, some foreign companies registered their designs in Britain, so I'll throw it into the mix...
I know nuttin about glass, but I did think it was cool. Probably sold in a garage sale.
Haven't heard of one washing up on shore recently. Kinda "eww."
That rocky looking glass vase/bowl (photo above the brown vase) looks just like one my parents had. I think 1980s -- ittalia? maybe.
IMHO 19th c somewhere! :hilarious:
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