oh wow this really cool to know. THank you. So they actually glaze the inside of these ones shown here?
the one shown here:
well Im confused How is it any different than the one shown on your site: [ATTACH]
then is this one also not genuine satsuma? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
so the real satsuma looks white underneath or on the bottom but does not have the glaze?
oh its chinese? How can you tell? It looks like its marked as an export piece would be.
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I dont remember any of Napoleon's guys dressed in rose.
something about this seems fake. Its like a cross between Helena Wolfson and Sevres. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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its weird someone would put a date on them. "1746" is that what it says? and what do we know about that font?
yes Laura, those are from that auction.
these came up at auction the other day is there any way to tell their origination? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Oh that was very helpful. Thanks everyone. Helps a lot
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that was some nice research. thank you dgb
is the back stamp not centered properly or am I seeing things?
better view. Probably obvious it is a Qianlong type mark, probably mid 20th century or later. [ATTACH]
yes of course
This one has some poor repairs on it but Im curious as to whose mark this is. It doesnt turn up in the data base I subscribe too nor does google...
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