just google "chinese satsuma" - you'll see plenty.
If those white spots are bare canvas then prep work wasn't too pro at the time and paint will continue to flake off unless stabilized. If the...
Ivory
It is very new, country of origin was probably on a sticker, now gone. Most likely Chinese, or somewhere else in that neighborhood - but again,...
Dutch IMO also
agree with @aaroncab but would suggest even a bit later, late 20th/early 21stc
Korean celadons teacups aren't really that shape, and paste looks wrong for Korea IMO ...
Looks like an EP Brass salver polished to within an inch of its life to me, but maybe it is gold washed silver? :bag:
Only a guess though!
My guess is 19thc Chinese tea cups, domestic housewares.
Looks like English paste, smoke flaws an all, not familiar with numbering but paste looks very chalky white so that's a start I guess. I have a...
Hi - Your vases are from Japan and date to the late 19th to early part of the 20th.c They are earthenware, sometimes referred to a Satsuma wares...
Looks like a repro of an Utamaro
Shepp 05
very tiny writing
This is a horrible ring. Get rid of it right away, I can dispose of it for you if you like and even pay the postage to my home. Recycle it!
piece looks like Japanese hard paste porcelain, even though impressed with N5 in western notation. Just a guess though.
spitoon?
1 and 2, more likely 21 st century, not old at all. Plate is transfer outlined and filled in, could be a bit earlier than the jar but not much,...
Hate to be harsh here, but this is not an old piece, looks very like studio pottery as @verybrad suggested. In my opinion, you are overthinking...
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