Oaks are properly serrated edges. You're looking at the big blue ones, yes? Thinking about it, they're very like a stylised young eucalyptus....
You're on!
One day, I'll work out the keysequence for cedillas. ;)
The V&A jewellery gallery makes me want to commit serious theft.
Stylised gingko leaf. I surmise that had a pierced and/ or MOP inlay wooden top once.
Nice work, that looks excellent.
There's some lovely facon de Venise in the Museum of London and also in the V&A, as well as in some of the glass museums in Catalunya.
I grab anything with geographic images, people love them.
I think auto correct got you. ;) Facon de venise, hm? Lovely thing.
I don't think those tiles are original to it.
Pagoda would have been name given by collectors or dealers.
I'd have thought South Western USA more likely from that style.
Hm. That may say Arklow Ware, but I don't think it was born in Ireland. It was common for Staffordshire makers to use the term (something) Ware as...
Could you show me the base, please? Even unmarked, it's useful. I'm inclined to Bohemian.
Agreed, bloodstone.
Start this as a new thread, it will get seen more.
It's certainly Asian, and I'd think Chinese made for the western market. The rose is very much European superimposed on a Chinese vase. New in the...
Most welcome.
The numbers are usually the pattern number. It's Doulton rather than with an A, that may mean a better search.
The V is Vendome, I think. Very much late 80s.
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