The originals more than likely didn't have stamped names!
I mean like a piece from the early 18thc - not doubting it is Meissen or anything!
Wow if that was an actual original Boettger tea caddy ....well ...it would be worth an enormous amount of money!
I think it is an old thing, Japanese porcelain
It is, but there again, it isn't Satsuma, it's porcelain:arghh:;)
They look molded - what are they made of?
:banghead::rolleyes:Uh-oh! Hand painted, not transfer! Disregard my post above then
As John suggested above, this is English, early 19thc and not Chinese. I have quite a lot of this stuff and even use some for my daily meals! I...
Not sure how it was attached, sorry Kiko :(
Type of wood and style
Italian for sure. Angelo. reminds me of a clown painting
last name Barnsley perhaps?
With big names like that, it is often very difficult to get anyone to commit to an attribution as they are usually afraid to get behind it because...
Actual dirt is often a good indicator.
I'd call it Charlie.
:hilarious:
Beautiful cup and saucer!
Voodoo effigy?
American, late 19thc, probably maple stained red to simulate mahogany
agree with @capitulation, IMO the small boat piece is the best, the architectural stuff, while technically very good, hasn't got much in the way...
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