Lovely figure. In which country did you find it?
All are genuine Wedgwood marks c1900
It looks like English ironstone. Hand coloured over transfer print. It's a Chinese influenced pattern. Very difficult to date with no marks but...
This from the V& A website. The Bombay School of Art, whose ceramic productions were traded under the name of Wonderland Art Pottery under the...
Yes. I am fairly confident that it is a piece from The Bombay School Of Art I haven't found a great deal about it but it seems that some of the...
Lots of great suggestions. Blooey is on the right lines in terms of style. Here's a clue. The animal is a tiger.
There’s a big clue to its origin in the handle.
Antique but not ancient. Probably c1880
I had my eye on this large ewer for four or five months but didn’t take the plunge firstly because I didn’t know the maker and secondly because...
Such a specialist subject. They are almost always recent but sometimes they are spectacularly rare and valuable. Sorry I can’t help.
I’m sorry but I don’t think that either are very old at all. The first is trying to be Japanese Satsuma and the second may also be trying to be...
I followed that lead and have now found identical patterns on plates by Petrus Regout of Maastricht. They date to c1890
These two saucers are made in a pearlware like body and transfer printed with a pattern that reminds me of patterns seen on Dutch delft copies of...
As Ce BCA says. Not a treasure I am afraid.
I’m leaning towards Vietnamese.
This 20cm tall bottle shaped piece has me stumped. It is made of a crackle glazed earthenware. It is off white and nicely hand painted with a...
I think it's all been covered but the photos are dark and do the item no favours at all. Use all twelve photos whenever possible. The description...
It's all a bit snakes and ladders for me. Some great sales some not so good at all but generally heading in the right direction. Can't stop myself...
I like it. Chinese c19 is my guess.
Thanks. I’ve put them for sale with my usual 99p start and will see how they go. Rogers stopped using that mark in 1836 so they are nice and...
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