newish
This is not an old piece. late 20thc or later. Chinese BTW.
Nice! Not seen anything like these before.
How many layers would you say are cut through?
No, but have a copy of Exile on Coldharbour Lane however don't dans 2 tekno any more.
The old OSP ones I've handled have shorter, wider, tapered spouts ..so going by construction and design I would guess this is a 20thc version.
Lovely Davenport, but as an aside, I bought a tb303, tr606 and an mc202 NEW forty years ago. No they are gone. :hilarious:
The 81 civic is probably worth more than a 89 BMW 635CSI these days! I know an old Datsun 510 is!
I can see her left and middle leg, but where is the right leg?
they call these things Takeya and I'm sure it is Otagiri now I've had my coffee
soy sauce dispenser, guessing mark is "umbra" or "umbro" can't remember exact name, sorry no - it's otagiri?
Second piece looks a bit older, that brown overglaze on #1 I think is a bit later, your vase looks like a Bretby or Linthorpe, unmarked but pretty...
If I can interject on this, my feeling is that "moriage" is coloured clay "slip" and therefore mostly matte in appearance, whereas enamel (which...
I've seen these wares before, I believe they originate from Macao or Hong Kong. Sorry if this is not what you were hoping for.
Exactly right!
late 19thc
yours looks like an old one to me
IMO not worth the cost and labour of gilding as quality is lacking.
Chinese, famille verte, non-typical shape, from limited photographs guessing late Ching or early Republic period.
The outlines are printed and the colour washed in - bit of a giveaway as to the origin.
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