Colour is puce, which may help search. The number will be a pattern, four dots a piecework decorator's mark. I think those have some serious age,...
It's an ibis! Mad, aren't they.
The banana one is Ma'at. But loads more have Weird Head Stuff. [IMG]
True! And they'd be able to slurp vin gris.
My geography head has gone to sleep. I was thinking of someone like Cerabel Sarlat or one of those potters, and shifted them to Provence. So yes...
Provencal French, and I can't recall the maker. They use Lascaux cave painting images.
Greek, not Roman. Sold as little souvenir pieces on the islands. She's a sphinx. [IMG]
Piskie, my ass. Yeah, Egyptian, they had a Thing for Weird head stuff. See Nut. And there's another one that had a banana on its head. Or at...
That backstamp looks like a frog.
She does know her animals, does Rosie.
Pfffftttttt!
Aha. I think that answers the question. Your planter would have had an underplate of some kind, by the way.
I want the Lang. Give it to me, or I shall whimper. ;)
That's a Rosina Wachtmeister style cat. The girl looks more Wiinblad though. And he letters are BW which fits. I do think it's Scandi or German.
It's so typical of that slightly later sentimental jewellery.
As an aside, these are very common Thames mudlark finds.
It's a Fox's Glacier Mint.
I've got that Avon owl somewhere. Swallow is Edwardian.
If you're on Facebook, pop this on the European Porcelain group. Those five dot motifs are a specific maker, but I've forgotten which. Flowers...
That's a lovely one. I've seen pieces with one rather large central stone, glass, and garnets as the surround.
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