I think what I first Hi Antique: they dont have any proof. They claimed the same thing that Kaminski said: that these were purchased from...
Hello ANtiquefab: I'm not sure what to make of the google search. I did same thing for that image I posted at the top of the thread. And indeed...
perhaps but nothing of the sort is mentioned there. is it not customary to say attributed to when lacking a signature?
here are a couple listing. Theres a whole slew of them starting with lot 222...
From auction a few hours ago. This water color by Peter Arno does it look authenticate? The American Antique Auctions in Haddonfield nJ listed a...
Hello Van I dont know if they are hollow or not. I dropped out of the auction at some point. They eventually sold for $531 or so. Is it possible...
thats actually quite amazing that you found this example. I didnt see any antique ones
thats a good pt about the glaze
these seems similar to jugs from Vallauris but its hard to tell on the bottom. These are all the pictures I have from an auction about a month...
I dont know much about these. These are apparently very rare and some of the modern reproductions have gone for thousands of dollars. Im curious...
and what does that little red marking on the bottom mean? is that Dutch or some sort of faux asian mark? from a recent auction [ATTACH]...
thats interesting heres another photo. Does this support the thin walled observation: [ATTACH]
one guy said it was Delft because of the glaze crack near the bottom . It wont look like that if Chinese. I have no idea what that even means.
no one seemed to agree on this one. From a recent auction [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
does the color of the gilt look off too?
but if you look closely at the mark you can see there is a scoring mark across it. No?
I think this a fake Sevres mark I am not sure. From a recent auction. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
appears to be a factory second that was sold as a blank and later repainted. At least thats what I was told. From a recent auction.[ATTACH]...
whats with the black light image? Does it show that the neck was broken and reattached?
Originally referred to as Lady Duff (see Christies label on bottom) research by expert Ron Fuchs II showed that this actually an Ashkanazi woman...
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