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oh thanks for all the help. that was great
oh wow thanks for all the loads of information everyone. That was very informative. janet: yes when you say "pseudo Chinese." I get what you're...
I know Worcester also used similar pattern for some of their early marks. And I know these are also Chinese. But is there a reference book or...
from a recent auction. I could not determine if there is a name for this. There are only one or two examples of this pattern I could find online...
data base I subscribe to describes this as asian manufacture from 2010s. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
this went down at an auction several months ago and I havent got around to asking about it what do you think? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
there's something similar on the site below under the 1806-1825 period but again that mark is made with a little more care. Going to pull out my...
I did but I didnt see anything quite like it. It's concerning because the mark seems somewhat superflous or hurried, I guess I would say....
Neither. I am asking about the mark and authenticity
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thank you for your comments: evelyb
thank you for the comments. That is very helpful.
picked up a very similar pitcher/pot to this one in the same lot. That one has volkstedt markings. See thread below. Any additional comments, etc...
this one was from the same lot as the pot shown in this thread:...
Its merely 5.5" tall
Which part of it ''just ends''? not sure I see it
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