Ahem. It's amphorae if we're being pedantic. ;)
Yup, drainer insert missing its underplate. Not really Imari palette.
The caat has just deposited two slugs on the kitchen floor. He has very thick fur and the damn things adhere.
Pre WW1 with that font , the single faded word and the impressed numbers. Fairings, basically. They used to be way more saleable than now: and a...
I don't think it's mas produced either, I tihnk it's a commissioned portrait.
19 teens from the clasp and hair.
The pattern is very nice - these repros are well done. The thing is that they use modern inks which are much more dense than 18th and 19th C ones....
Bon dia! Benvinguts. It might well have been in a hotel - there was a bit of a thing for painting those. I'm inclined to it being a Brit tho'....
THat's for titration. I did that a fair bit.
Thanks all, very appreciated. I did think it wasn't a date, and those impressed numbers are very German. I suspect this pre dates the fat lava...
Someone obviously got it a bit wrong this time! It's a nice plate, but that black is too black to have any age.
Many women are also wary of meeting male strangers.
This is an odd one. I bought it thinking I might use it as a bird bath, but it may be a bit too decent. There's an impressed mark and I can make...
Urg. Not a familiar one, but it does look like Mayflower type Pilgrims. And a maybe thanksgiving meal - isn't that a ship in the background on one...
Lovely but not Whitefriars. That yellow tinge isn't right and I can't think of a shape that has those curlicues and winged flanges. It's too...
Hm. That mark is usually seen right way round on modern Chinese repros.
Pure beeswax.
I cite being one who gardens in a very green garden which is a slug haven. Bloody things.
@Marko - it's actually a necklace, the beads are huge!
I've seen these all over France. Typical baguette box. Nice one too.
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