Lovely glaze and it does look like his mark, although he's not in the British Studio Pottery book. There's a very good Facebook group for...
I'd suspect marble dust composite.
One Rd for the shape, the other for the decoration. It's fairly common.
That's a honeycomb pattern. It's been blown into a mould. I'd think not Victorian maybe 50s ish.
It's almost certainly Japanese.
Base photo please!
It doesn't ring a bell, let's see what they say.
A few to look at: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/highly-collectable-bohemian-lafiore-514426281...
Repro, possiby LaFiore glass from Mallorca.
I've a couple of older ones bought on early trips to the Costa Brava by my parents. Like Toledo Ware, they got all over back then. These days,...
Hey, I love the fact that A Real Expert like Will agreed. ;)
HAH! ;) Will is excellent on glass.
I'm thinking the all over one is hobby painted.
I'd ask about this on the Bitossi Facebook page, there are some excellent Italian pottery people there. Not that we're not excellent, but they...
Being rude isn't going to get you any answers.
It is? Blimey! Never have guessed.
The cut blue looks the newest. I used to love L'air du Temps till some fool reformulated it. Same with Je Reviens.
I'd call it parquetry, strictly speaking as it's geometric.
it's Spanish, from Granada. Taracea style. I've a few bits bought there. https://www.piccavey.com/taracea-dying-art-granada/
Might be Arabic.
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