That blue and clay is very typical of Robert Picault Pottery.
It's a teapot stand, not a charger. Southern French, probably - art pottery. Colours are typical, I've forgotten the maker I'm trying to remember....
Agreed - and these were sold widely on stalls outside Ephesus, along with Genuine Fake Watches. Efes is also home to an excellent beer.
I think that had a stopper.
Have a look at Aynsley, for a start, and also Crown Bone China.
Complete waste of money, I'd say.
That thing is SMALL. I'm a UK 10, but Italian sizes in better makes are teeny. Looks about a 26 inch waist, 34 boobs to me. That's a modern UK 6...
I think it came from my part of the world.
Is it the birds or the colours you like? Birdies are a native British game species, and I've forgotten which. These fat things:...
Even in that sorry state, $20 was a steal.
Love that. I think it's native language is German, for some reason.
Oh EBAY. That fount of all wisdom sellers. ;) Seriously, some of them drive me mad. Anything with bubbles, they call Whitefriars. You're very...
It's one of the mass market many bone china makers here, 1980s ish I suspect. Image looks transfer, not painted.
No, Whitefriars never made this shape or type, although some Ebay sellers claim they did! They never did this peach pink either. These are usually...
Agreed, this one is faience, strictly speaking.
Nope, it's just the glaze name - tin glaze.
Have a look through oldcopper.org and see if you can find the mark for the hinges.
I think the size is OK - I've seen Georgian ones of similar proportions.
I've seen autograph books here like that, I love them.
Base looks Colonial Indian.
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