I remember that thread now. Actually, the colour palette and finish remind me of some latter 20th c Italian figurines, but I dunno about this one.
Sure, call the Weimar piece a berry bowl. But the interior is so pretty that I wouldn't cover it up with fruit.:D
I have no idea about the vase/urn, but it looks like the figurine has some impressed letters or marks on the base. However, the modeling and the...
A bit tough to figure the age, but I'm thinking first third of 20th c. That mid-green colour was popular in the '20s and '30s. It might be turn...
Always a weird trip using google lens. Saw the same item under several different sites and online stores. Hmmm, but then this tidbit from the...
I rather like it. Almost a calligraphic design.
Yes, it seems similar to the yuhuchun shape, but exaggerated foot and lip from the Chinese ones I have -- the foot rim is definitely different....
I'm rather surprised at the price of the teapot, but then if it's to complete a dinner set or something it seems that the serving pieces command a...
Drip glaze I'd reckon, but I've never heard of "brown" drip glaze.
Lovely!!!
That's actually a fascinating look at the process! I'm looking forward to pix!
Love the glaze, too. I'm leaning towards studio pottery.
I think recent Southeast Asia somewhere. Has the look of familiar British teapots. I love the thumbprint!
Conte and Boehm is another factory that made similar wares.
Huh. New to me. Quite well done!
Me, too!
Yes, that's what I meant. Thank you for clarifying, Fig!
Again, we can't authenticate it for you. From the photos, it looks right but only someone who handles these types of antiquities (antique dealer,...
Usually a scratch through the mark indicates a second, but factories have different practices. Here I agree with Roaring 20s -- it's a hole with...
Ab fab!
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