Collecting Shakespeare related china and pottery can be a category of its own! Shakespeare's works were part of the culture and better known in...
Yes, that's the answer I was aiming for, LOL.
Modeled after a silver plate shape as many early ceramic pieces were. Seems to have dome kinship with the other redware plate. Looks like some...
Twentieth century from that mark.
I don't know anything about redware American or otherwise, but this rather looks the part. Press molded? The yellow rim looks rather unique to me.
Hopefully that link takes you to the photo of the vase. I tried to copy and paste the photo without luck.
https://www.picclickimg.com/3~gAAeSwZS9pb6Ha/Antique-English-porcelain-vase-floral-bouquets-pattern.webp
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Meissen, Royal Copenhagen, et al -- a very popular pattern amongst factories in that region. Everyone loves blue and white it seems!:D
A quick story: For a wedding present, my grandparents received a Porsgrunds coffee set (I think they were married in 1916) decorated in the...
Sorry for the link -- I couldn't copy the image directly.
Gee, bit of a stumper for me, but that floral painting looks more British to me than French. For example, this one is Bow (early English...
If you find yourselves in Vancouver, take the ferry to Vancouver Island and visit Victoria and environs. It sounds like you both saw a lot of...
They're a bit big for an open salt.
:) I have half Norwegian ancestry as many members here know. And you're quite right -- if you've ever visited the coast of British Columbia, it...
God dag fra Canada. Well, Denmark ruled Norway for a while...;)
See? We are related!
Cauldron, and use for whatever one likes, but pot pourri is a good guess. I have a cabinet plate painted by Hopewell. Painters didn't sign their...
Letter codes then dots after 1891 IIRC.
Separate names with a comma.
