Lovely bit of studio pottery. D? Youngren/Youngrer? And 2-30 may not be a date. From the clay type, glaze and form, I'm thinking latter...
I'd forgotten about Dudson! Good call.
Ooh, that's nice!
I would think that it's the other way round: Chinese copying a European figure. A European company would not likely put a copy of a decorated...
Thirding Chinese. It is a bit of an oddity which I like. It has me going "hmmm!"
I like it, too. I think it's the winner of the lot.
For £1 each, they're a good buy regardless. I think they're Continental and 20th c. copying Meissen design.
Yes, for bridge, the card game. My parents were very keen players. Best of Bridge cookbooks arose from the ladies' bridge luncheons of the 40s...
Very cool! Tom Hanks, the actor, is a keen collector of typewriters...
That is gorgeous! Is it a little sun-faded or is that just the lighting?
I'm no glassie but even I like that DeVilbiss lamp; so elegant!
Guessing here -- it's a nice glaze, I think 2nd half of 20th c, and if it's Chinese, the shape, particularly the top rim, don't look traditional....
That eas an excellent overview. But pre 19thc it loks like foot rims can be clean or messy!
Some of these pieces are compared with or mistaken for Royal Worcester blush ivory.
Certainly Continental, and I think Austria is correct.
I suspect that the copyright is for the design by the potter and not the name Anasazi. I doubt that could be copyrighted.
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