You're most welcome :)
Definitely Hebrew, but cursive, not the square typeface you might know from print. It says: 'To Ella and [name hard to decifer], hoping to see you...
Thanks :)
It's 16 inch tall. And I definitely agree with these 95 viewers :)
Thanks so much. No one else noticed my not so small piece, but your answer is plenty and led me in the right direction.
Thanks, I did really like it, and of course didn't think it's an antique. Hopefully vintage, though.
[ATTACH]I have absolutely no clue of oriental pottery. The vase was pretty and came cheap, so I bought it hoping it's not complete garbage....
It says 'made in Israel' (totzeret israel). Second line is a number I can't decipher, then 935 - an alloy seen a lot in this type of 50s-60s...
This painting - https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/174787067_unidentified-artist - is being auctioned as we speak. It's described as...
It's cursive Hebrew. S. Feldmann or S. Peltzmann, depending if the 3-like character is meant to represent D (dalet) or TZ (tzadi). Also the last...
Thanks! I have found online the complete guide from which the photo above was taken, and the mark in question was also used after 1927. So problem...
You've helped me solve this mystery bon bon dish (https://www.antiquers.com/threads/russian-and-english-marks.83581/#post-9736722) but the 916...
I've bought this vase (15'') in a thrift store of the simple kind (that is, no research and id). Paid quite a lot (the equivalent of 25$) and I...
I see. Thanks!
It is indeed. Isn't flashed glass always transparent? This vase it at most translucent.
I have done a lot of work on this item I've posted in the past and I have tons more information and a heap of new questions. The facts as gathered...
Went back to look for other English marks. Nothing. However, the Russian marks are deep and seen from the other side while the English maker's...
Thank you all. I wonder if these soviet marks could have doubled as import marks; but I also learned that all remaining imperial and other silver...
Hi, I am working on this pretty bon bon dish (25 cm/10'' long). It originates in England, but it doesn't necessarily have to have been made there....
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