Victorians
That would make more sense for them to be the hours not graces :facepalm: Tracked down the second illustration too! Unfortunately it only makes...
Love them! The beautiful green isn't part of newer Derby imari patterns anymore. £20-30 for the pair sounds more like it than 50p First quarter...
Somebody has collated a nice little factfile here on Old Greek patterns from F & R Pratt and their history....
£2...18 pieces...11p each!! I love those! Look like Demitasse cups. You get these up just by searching all the possible keywords for a teacup or...
My Grandma worked at Tuscan in the 50's I think. Not far from my home, they made some very fine and pretty china. Very traditional and very...
Its more like a website for interior designer with endless money than anyone else
I wish I could unlearn this :stop::yawn:
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Ahaa! Nice, I dont know if its true but I always thought that metal mounts were fitted on the request of the owner of the vase rather than a...
It is almost certain they are Mettlach. I had a large pair of vases that were unmarked once, very strange, but luckily Mettlach are very...
I think that is a tea straw, maybe silver plated. And a Mate tea gourd. They're to drink Mate out of, from Argentina.
Certainly Chinese and late Qing Dynasty famille rose Sweetmeat dish. Oriental ceramics confuse me still but I think theyre probably 1860-1920. And...
Great book, the unmentionable ending caught me off guard.
The vast majority of Staffs figures are unmarked but there are a good deal of marked Staffordshire figures so some makers are known (Samuel Hall,...
Haha! :hilarious: If I hadn't zoomed in there'd have been zero chance of me seeing that. Took me longer than I thought it would. Really well...
Actually the crown is almost identical to the Sitzendorf with peaked tops rather than rounded. This might give weight to it being from Dresden also.
Hi everyone, When I saw this cat reading "Staffordshire Cat" I didnt expect this mark. As a rule the vast majority of figures are unmarked. On...
That isnt quite a greek key pattern either, I was trying that in a few searches. Not sure what Id call it.
I hadn't thought about it till now. It shouted out c.1880 to me. What dates did you guys think of when you saw them? I think it is going to be...
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