I quoted correctly, but haven't checked it out. I thought you had blown a hole in my argument. To quote: Machine Automation In 1892, the...
Last Sunday I bought a clear glass wine bottle, come jug, for one Euro at a monthly street brocante. It was the shape of an Italian chianti...
@Ce BCA; @916Bulldogs123 Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Is this old as it bears no indication of a country of origin, although it is obvious Japanese, and the seller claims it is Satsuma, 1920. Satsuma...
Thank you Ce BCA, I had it in mind when I posted it that you would come up with the answer. Thanks very much.
I bought this vase on Ebay because it looked fantastic, and in reality, it is absolutely lovely. I managed to get a bunch of autumnal coloured...
Thank you, but I had to go into "auto-fill" before I got to passwords.
I haven't posted anything for about three months and the first one is 'How can I get a reminder of what is', as I want to sign on the account...
Are you drilling a small hole first with a ceramic drill, and then following with the diamond saw blade? If not how are you achieving accuracy in...
How was the marble top held in place? Might possibly be a wash stand, and the bowl and jug stored on a shelf in the cupboard. I doubt if it was...
Mark of a globe with an angel holding a pennant with the St. George's Cross It is an early mark of H.M. Williamson & Sons
@LauraGarnet02 Emile Bourgeois was a renowned manufacturing potter/pottery in Paris, it wasn't copying Gien, other than it is blue and white,...
A good thought. I have asked the seller if it was possible GIEN had an association with and English company. Thanks. If I were GIEN I would...
The Marque on the French version of the sauciere, which in my heart of hearts I believe to be the original design, was first used in 1875, and is...
@LauraGarnet02 The sauciere is all one piece, as is the body of and saucer of the vegetable dish. Underside of gravy boat, exactly as the GIEN...
@LauraGarnet02 I'll send a photograph tomorrow. In the meantime, I have sent an email to the French seller of a similar sauciere but that made by...
@ValerieK Thank you for this very interesting information, hopefully the Potteries organisation may come up with something, but I shall also...
Bought the vegetable dish. Slightly better image of the Mark: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I think the monogram is now 'LBG' running small to larger,...
@say_it_slowly Thanks for that information. The pattern is very close to it; but not quite the same. I could find nothing in the history of...
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