It’s more valuable than one marked ENGLAND but not a very valuable piece. I would stick my neck out at under £25
None is particularly valuable and all are possibly Edwardian rather than Victorian
It’s either a quarter of a lite or a quarter of a pint. Measure it and you will see. If a litre you can check European pieces .
Majolica maybe but it’s certainly not antique majolica.
It is quite crude but it is Japanese satsuma. Probably early twentieth century in my opinion. It is not a valuable item but the charity shop might...
I feel fairly confident that these three pieces are not Chinese but if they are English it is not a pattern that I have seen before. It is very...
Yes it’s certainly on the right track. Can’t find any porcelain ones though. [ATTACH]
Yes I was trying to think of it’s name and kept typing lily. Thanks
I bought this 8.5” tall vase on eBay. I don’t have it yet so these are the sellers photos. It’s an unusual shape and one I’ve not seen before but...
Don’t worry I will make it very clear. As for the market, I found a lengthy academic paper on the company and its extensive trade with Central...
No. As I said earlier I haven’t found any examples of porcelain with mistakes like this. As you say it is most likely an overlooked error.
It’s interesting. I’ve spent a while scrolling through sites with this query. The rug is often mentioned and art and architecture too but no...
Okay but it has a a signature. It looks like it starts with Dai Ni Hon.Can’t quite make out the first part of the signature but it ends in Zan.
It is hand painted.
I just bought these lovely I E Kuznetsov porcelain cups and saucers. The mark dates them to 1900-1913 . They have Arabic script below the mark...
I think Japanese but can’t find the mark on Gotheborg.com which has a good number of Chinese and Japanese marks. Lovely decoration
There is another signature on the rug.
Thanks. Yes that does look like it.
Yes that looks to be a step in the right direction. I don't know the size unfortunately but that photo is against a staircase.
For some reason only part of my pic is showing. The case in the photo is a Japanese porcelain vase although it looks like cloisonné in the photos.
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