I agree that it's not Meissen, but I don't think it's pretending to be. I wouldn't call it fake, or counterfeit; just a nice vase by some other...
You will most certainly want to hear from someone other than me, but I'll take a shot in the dark: olivine?
This just says it can be tricky: https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/saltprintsatharvard/identification-salt-prints-and-albumen-prints
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From the detail, it does look like an intaglio print, so I'd guess a steel plate engraving by Charles George Lewis. Different intaglio techniques...
I suspect the print you have is not the same as that in the museum. Their description says "mixed method". That suggests to me an intaglio...
This type of print was popular in the '50s and '60s, sufficiently so that there were reproductions. The repros I have encountered were printed...
The most likely mark I see in Rontgen is Ernst Bohne Sohne, Rudolstadt (1856-1920). "Group". is a better word to use than "complex" You have...
Taking Wikipedia literally, I guess an original would be a page from one of those Sunday newspapers... showing the date. Associated press may...
What constitutes an "original" poster on this? The photo was reproduced thousands of times within days of being taken. According to Wikipedia:...
It can be found elsewhere online as antique Staffordshire, (highland figure)but I have no idea f it's old, repro, or fantasy. I always find...
He is on Canadian coinage starting in 2023 (though there were also Elizabeth coins minted that year). But paper money...? I'll bet the cancer...
One of the things about George VI memorabilia is that he became King after the abdication of Edward VIII. No one had anticipated him rising to...
Whether the toning was appliedwith heat treat, chemical patination or cold paint, polishing will remove it. I'd try a wipe with mineral spirits...
The only other thing I'm finding with "REPRODUCTION RESERVEE S.P.A. PARIS" is a print on canvas after Renoir. SPA isn't the easiest acronym to...
I think the color is pthalo blue, but I don't know if that word is going to do you much good, or if there was a proprietary name.
Is that a Sheffield assay mark?
I don't know this name; all I know is what I see when I search it online. Based on that, which is really lame and entirely unreliable, I don't...
I would guess the glaze is crazed. That's when there are cracks in the glaze, but not in the underlying ceramic. Crazing can be difficult to...
You might be able to get the flag authenticated, but you'll never be able to prove a Monte Cassino connection. Not to say it couldn't be true,...
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