Wow thanks, JOhn. Picture of one of the marks: [ATTACH]
thanks all.
Just looked at some of her stuff, that's in a whole nother class wow.
Oh wow. Thanks John
John can you send an example of this pattern. I don't see anything similar on worthpt
John don't the worcester crescents have hatching inside?
They have the anchor and rope mark. The color has faded but some sort of outline remains. I don see a dagger. Pics a little later today
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thank you Rc. Is it more of a chocolate pot than tea pot?
Hello Rc: what does it mean "quarterfoil?' it is a type of transferware? I guess that is what threw me. I don't recall Meissen using that
the site I subscribe to says the mark is Ackerman and Fritz in use from 1908 to 1951.
not sure that crescent mark is a Worcester mark: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
they are 6.5" x 4.25" so I guess they are mini cache pots. A pair of them.
also apparently that's a cross on a beaded band (probably rosary) in her hand. It sold for $626 some ten years ago.
here is another similar piece found on worthpoint. The seller did not think it to be Bow because this one has a hollow base and all the Bows he...
I cant really make out the close up of that mark, will try to get better pictures: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
yeah the color scheme is real interesting. The peach or orange color seems to be typical of many of the Amerstdams bont wares. but what about the...
Hello Owned: its 6" tall and 6.5" wide, going from memory a couple days ago. Thanks alot.
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