I’ve searched high and low to find another example of this early Goebel figure. The XS number indicates that she’s one of a pair of bookends but...
Great quality. I think it’s English. Fractional pattern number should narrow it down . Coalport used fractional numbers so it’s a possibility
Pearlware I think so not New Hall
Possible. It was in a mixed auction lot. I didn’t get it unfortunately.
Apologies for having only one photo but has anyone any thoughts on dating this piece. It is extremely well painted and the lid pattern continues...
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Brilliant. How did you find that ?
I think it is Chinese and fairly modern.
I’m posting in the art rather than ceramics forum as this is a sculptural piece. It’s in a local shop. They’ve given me photos of the front of the...
Checking through the Berthoud anthology the closest shapes I can find are these. Both are by Yates and date c1825-1835 [ATTACH]
Can you add a photo of the cup standing on a flat surface with handle to one side . Can’t really check in the shapes book with it in your hand
Fabulous flower painting. I don’t think British and would look at Russian and French porcelain Empire period.
Very nice studio pottery. Sorry I can’t help with maker.
Myrna was the expert I asked
I asked an expert . She specialises in pre 1840 but she felt that the figure looks okay for Victorian but she can’t say for certain. I’ve been...
The foliage looks good. It’s just the colours especially on the back and the flute that don’t look right. I very well may be wrong. The British...
I'm not convinced that the Saffordshire figure is early - sorry to cast doubt on it.
It looks good although I am not sure why Bossons' name is not on there -a competitor perhaps? Check out this fantastic Bossons site which shows...
I'm listing it tomorrow. Thank you all for your comments and help
I managed to contact the foundation responsible for cataloguing the artist's work and they said that is exactly what they did and that Laib worked...
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