Very nice item. Style is very much 1850-1900. Good luck with the mark
As Blooey says, this is a fine piece. If you were going to fake something you would more likely fake a better known factory.
I would say 100% majoilca. Be good if you could find the monogram
Spot on . These are nicer quality but not the finest.
Lovely little portrait.
Warming dish. You pour hot water into it and put the cork in. This keeps the plate warm.
Out of interest I just spotted these for sale. They are all the same price but the quality varies as you can see. I think one is a Heubach...
Although it’s a lovely piece, it’s not going to be very valuable. If you put it on eBay as an auction it should find its right price.
Check eBay. There are a few listed with high prices. None marked that I could see. I still don’t think Heubach but perhaps I valued too low. Check...
Happy to be wrong as Heubach would be much more valuable. Any marks?
That makes sense
The piano babies are not Heubach. Heubach's painting is much finer. These are lower down the chain. They date to c1920s ish and would usually sell...
That's very nice. I don't recognise the mark. It is not on the Belleek website but the signature is in the style usually associated with amateur...
Not modern. But not ancient. My feeling is early 20th century (first half, can't be more precise)
My preference is for pieces such as those by Yabu Meizan which in my opinion is more delicate. I am not saying this is not fine but it is strong,...
Interestingly, Masons 1979 Christmas plate uses a very similar border with the five cartouches. It's printed of course but I wonder if they based...
That’s my first thought. Was waiting for other opinions
Imari is porcelain. Usually in dark blues and reds. Satsuma is a creamy crackle glazed earthenware.
This lovely 10” plate is a very fine piece of ironstone. I thought it was China but it is completely opaque. Unusually, it is entirely hand...
I used to collect Satsuma and this is a fine piece. The style of decoration is not as popular as some of the other more delicately decorated...
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