the "cl" would be the engraver.
ok just dug it out of the bookcase, the model number 1362 dates to 1934 and I believe the designer is Vicke Lindstrand.
If you can read the letters I can look them up, I have the catalog.
Yes this is Orrefors, the numbers are the production type and the letters the designer.
absolute expert? What is that?
late 19thc amateur work
Looks like a Spanish dude
Similarities, I agree (apart from the gilding and the trembleuse saucer) however - I believe the piece in the link may not be Chinese either!
By that frame and general look of the work ..I can't be sure but it looks like a Chinese factory painting.
Sorry not seen anything like this before:(
bone maybe?
Ok then. Whew!
Yes Awaji indeed, some of the productions are quite pricey these days. Always liked the mustard glaze and green stuff and the stuff with the...
Best to pull your pull your collar THREE times, spin around and spit to get rid of any spell you might have run across taking a picture of this,...
I keep coming back to the foot rim on that saucer ..it does look like a Chinese treatment ...very odd. :bucktooth:
It looks Eastern European and generically this would be known as a tchotchke
I'm looking for one of these for my soy sauce, using the quart bottle on my dim sum is a bit hit and miss
cows is the better painting, typical late 19th early 20thc scottish thing, ship ...well ...ok decorator thing I guess
soy sauce
Nah, not really, we were all in the silkscreen racket back in the day, disgruntled underpaid graphic artists :jimlad::wideyed::artist::mad::D
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