Whilst not THE willow pattern it certainly has willows in it so no harm in using it. I would add "early" to the19th century and "hand painted" as...
Pretty sure you're right.
You seem to have posted here okay. What is the problem you have?
I've found him. Patrick Lambert Larking. Here is a painting of his sold in 2018 I suspect it is the same boy but a little older. He is a known...
This portrait is coming up for sale locally next week. It is extremely well painted and I feel that it must be by a known artist. However, the...
Funny isn't it. That one looks identical pattern wise but the crackle is completely different. Still feel that one is English so maybe both are!
I'm glad people are saying resin. That was my immediate reaction.
I don't think that it is Persian. It looks Chinese to me.
I’ve learnt something new. Wouldn’t have given it a second look - will do in future!
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I’ve been through all my books on Staffordshire figures and on earlier pottery figures and Prattware but haven’t found...
Just found another attributed to Ridgway Seller dated it to c1848. I followed this up up to find this...
I think you will struggle with the maker but it looks like an English relief mounded jug from around the last quarter of the 19thc Found a few...
Possibly.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] These two 18cm tall pottery apes are coming up for auction locally. No marks on base but holes in backs and tops of heads. I am...
I think it may be anemone
Super quality and very stylish. Sorry I can’t help you.
Done loads of image searches to try and find location but no luck. If we could find location (if real) it would be a good starting point.
Exactly what I’m thinking. I wrote to the packers thanking them for their diligence. If only the seller of this Zsolnay Pecs jug which also...
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Photos above. Nippon Noritake service. Not really my cup of tea (no pun intended) but should sell. Not sure whether to split it.
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