Charming!
Are there dust boards? First clue it could be English. Love the swan inlaid medallion.
Ah....missed those added photos. So this piece was retailed in the Netherlands? Looks like they are still in business. Perhaps they would have...
Such lovely repousse work. I bet you are correct with German. I did read that 90% could relate to the grams of silver used to plate an entire...
I have found that the 'newer' Chinese pieces have a greasy feel. Love the colors and I have always loved spatter glass or end of the day glass.
It really needs to come out of the frame but I vote for print or chromolithograph on cardboard. I see some circular strokes that could have been...
Still saying Dutch especially after seeing the decor.
What a steal!!!!
The first one represents the The Dance of the Quetzals - ancient ceremony of pre-Spanish origin, named after the sacred quetzal bird. It is...
90% pure silver as opposed to 925- Dutch perhaps?
I have no clue but that it is a great piece!
It seems more like porcelain then ironstone? I wonder if it is French?
It looks like a marriage to me.....I don't think I have seen a foot like that on any Waterford piece and you can see what looks like silicone...
Royal Worcester did some similar. Stunning!
Well you know what music they were listening to when they washed up? That's right folks SOLE MUSIC! :p Sorry! Couldn't resist!!!
I like it - makes you look twice - I also like the frame but can't decide if I like it with this work?
I just love vintage Goldcastle! Always the cutest pieces and to find a pair with the bases :wideyed: - really lucky!!!
Yes they were Monk offering bowls apparently. I wish I would have kept them!
It is for for sure Burmese Kalaga! Here is a HUGE one we have in our warehouse.[ATTACH]
Meiji period bronze? LOVE this piece! I would grabbed it as well!
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