I dunno! Maybe there sre more collectors of these sorts of medals than I thought.
Now that is sweet! I find it difficult to ID age on these figurines, but I reckon yours is perhaps a little earlier than some. Maybe 1840 to...
Good price for the sold one. Perhaps a limited market?
I think that the appraisal and the mention of provenance gives the reason why these are Minton. That, and the art style and vibrant blue look...
That is a tough one and I think maybe looking for similar glass art might reveal who made it. I guess the auction house didn't know. I really want...
The red and gold anchor marks belong to two different periods of Chelsea production.
Well, I am not sure, but I was using it as an example of what the red anchor mark should look like....
Was in Sidney yesterday visiting with friends from out of town and we stopped in a thrift just for fun. Found this antique mug with the popular...
Wowser! Very, very cool.
That bracelet with the polished stones is right up my alley! And I think my rhinestone watch would be a great accompaniment to some of the bling,...
Here's an ebay item with the same mark: https://www.ebay.com/itm/293717105515 No extra info. But it seems to imitate the della Robbia (sp?)...
I am glad that you got information there! I am on shaky ground when it comes to early porcelain. I think you are wise not to say Swansea for...
Here's a find. I had given this to a friend years ago to have one of her relative's repair it. It was mislaid in the mists of time and she just...
I think this comes under the term, "novelty item.";)
Oh my! Wedgwood made/makes all sorts of stuff! Check out Wedgwood Fairyland for some great deco porcelain.
Not Chelsea red anchor mark. Usually small and at the back of the figurine. I don't know who made yours. Check the photos in this website to...
Wedgwood, Made in England (not overseas), so 20th c and not too old. I'm afraid the market for this stuff is very poor right now.
Porringer cup -- new one to me, but that handle rather nails it for me. I'm happier that it lands in the 19th c date-wise. The scattered floral...
Chelsea bird -- a common 19th c motif.
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