I'd agree, especially with that back rim - German or Austrian.
I'm with 1920s ish Czech, dragonflies were a Thing. Nice well made piece.
I'm wondering if it's Afghan or somewhere in that neck of the woods.
It's one of those: if you've seen it before, you know it instantly. But it bears no resemblance to the initials, does it!
Liz Claiborne.
I think that's Ikea.
Looks like stencilled sponge work.
Could be bone china: fine white clay from Cornwall was being used then.
I just buy what I like wearing. Oops.
Stick with the grapes. I've got clip earrings and a brooch, both Mexican. Well made.
I think earlier than @blooey does: the clothing is late Regency as is the teabowl shape. 1820s ish. Given how white it is, may be pearlware.
Sunshine cloths are the bestest.
I like it - those older Chinese ones have some real character.
Agreed.
I'd absolutely contact the maker. These high end Savile Row companies have very extensive records. There's a joke in all this about taking the...
Got it. That's modern Chinese. You can tell from that ground base, for a start, and it's also a relatively common design. A very pretty one, though.
Can I be in, please? More than happy to pay shipping.
Cheap vinegar, old toothbrush, wipe off.
Could you please show the base of that one?
That top looks like a spittoon!
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