Turned on a lathe, Charlie - a lot of these pieces are (like the lighthouses). I think the hollow and the base would have been done in a chuck...
I'm with @John Brassey, stylistically and quality-wise, pieces like this are Meiji productions.
basically, fine old english pewter
Has the look of a Chinese export painting, let's see the reverse please
I have a bunch of this stuff, the best piece being a 8" high carved stylized Dolphin ...lands end lighthouses are commonly seen, also eggs,...
Yes, I think it must be ...what else could it be?
popular style of frame during the arts and crafts period.
Ashtray with snuffer?
I'd guess Pallme Konig & Habel rather than Loetz, they were quite fond of threading, but that's just a quick guess. It may be made to hang upside...
:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious: the 100th picture looks like a pear tree
It is indeed beautiful! I think this could be described as a pokal - sorry, no help on mark.
Vase is Japanese about 1910 or so, mark no idea
I think those marks are just numbers? Your vases are export ware c. late 19thc
They look like late 19thc aesthetic period silverplate fish servers, I believe they are English.
Thanks for taking a look. The small "S" devices dispersed in the main field ring a bell, but I have a lot of bells and can't locate that distant...
you took the picture with an Apple device, Apple devices only play well with other Apple devices.
IMO part of a larger work. Judging from the back, quite possible this is a rectangular painting which has been fitted to an oval frame.
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It is the same on both sides, apart from more evidence of the knotting at the ends of each colour section. I'll get a pic of the corner and the...
Nice quality decoration but not Ming, even though it has a Ming mark. It's a nice Chinese guessing late Ching or so box missing the lid. A nice...
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