Thank you. That’s a word I’ve not seen before.
Hi Does anyone recognise this miniature cot or crib with a sleeping infant? It’s bisque porcelain and finely modelled with a nicely patterned...
That’s perfect . Thank you very much cxgirl John
I don’t usually sell glass so I’m looking for help in listing this carnival glass bowl. I believe that it is Fenton’s version of the Peacock and...
Agree with blooey
As Bakersgma says, it is Japanese. Check out Japanese Arita porcelains in the Gotheborg website Japanese marks section, it may be in there. Date?...
If you search Japanese Satsuma Moriage vases and then Japanese Satsuma Moriage Tea Service you should find very similar examples to yours. If you...
Possibly heraldic porcelain from the 19th century.
The cup shape is London shape which started around 1820 and continued for many years. The coloured prints were popular from the 1850s onwards. I...
It’s an attractive vase but my gut feeling is that the mark is a modern one. The vase is in the style of Rozenburg but I think it’s a recent...
It’s a lovely piece. I sold two bigger plates of a similar quality on eBay a few months ago for £245 so I reckon you should be looking to pay no...
They are not Imari porcelain but Chinese see photo . [ATTACH]
It's very well modelled. Found this. It won't help a great deal but it may help you in the right direction.[ATTACH]
Nearly fell off my seat when I saw the first pic. Stayed on it when I scrolled to the impressed mark pic. As Blooey said, an 18th c original would...
Will do.
Thanks
That looks like it. It’s in perfect condition and has a pattern number but I didn’t write it down. Will find out tomorrow. I’ve got that book and...
Yes. It’s a late 18th c obconical shape jug. Unusual with ribbing. Either New Hall or Keeling. Should know when I pick it up.
It was the last local auction of the year today. Picked up this “box if China” for £5 plus commission. Can you spot the interesting item? [ATTACH]
Nope
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