Wowser!
Not sure of the technique used here, but I don't think it is pate sur pate. Are the Chinese still keen to collect Republic wares? I know there...
Yes. that drew my attention right away.
I'd be interested to know if she goes for return and full refund.
Oh yes, HB is the maker most likely and "crown derby" is the pattern name and as I said, a nod to Royal Crown Derby imari wares is probable.
There's a stumper. I've not seen that particular fake Sevres mark before. I don't think Japanese, but with that bit of raised decoration, I can...
Some hotel chain? I see M H.
Not a glassie, but I do like the Kralik looking one.
I think the "crown derby" is a reference to Royal Crown Derby imari wares but the factory is HB and I can't seem to come up with anything via...
If not on gotheborg.com, then I'd try the Japanese pottery and porcelain group on FaceBook.
An example of why we Westerners have such difficulty reading Asian marks!:hilarious:
It's a true rustic, IMHO. As AJ says, European, but which country, who knows? Whenever I see all that glaze on the base, I think Belgian, but...
Excellent results!
Not Royal Crown Derby, and has been ID'd above. However, it has the imari colours -- rust red, cobalt blue and gold -- and Royal Crown Derby...
Oh, and Welcome to Antiquers!
Turn of the 20th c, possibly late 19th. Very sweet. Not sure that a particular factory can be ID'd.
It could be I or J. A look at some copperplate capitals might decide the case.
Interesting! Learned something new today!
I stand corrected -- I know next to nuttin' about armorial crests, lion rampant means the one standing up. The phrase just stuck in my mind. :D
Welcome to Antiquers! Nicely done tile and a studio potter/artist IMHO. There was a "neo-deco" type design and decorating trend in the late 80s...
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