@sassafras Personally I prefer yours to the ebay piece, even if broken!
With the exception of the figures, everything looks English and at a guess dates from the late 19thc to the early part of the 20thc. The figural...
Could be a piece of Murano, although some vases in this technique were produced in Japan during the 1980's - I believe the Murano bowls were...
They are very slow loading, maybe wait a bit and they'll become visible?
This is a Korean thing IMO
Super quality, lucky you!
well at least it isn't at the rear end
size?
Fun theory, but wishful thinking IMO
This is a link to your own computer's hard drive - which (hopefully) only you have access to!
I think it's quite a nice form and carefully detailed, whatever the material ..can you see any Schreger lines (cross section grain) in the...
Japanese transfer ware, shape is 19thc.
I'm not familiar with that actual mark, but to my eye that ware is Kutani.
I think this must be after François Clement Moreau, looks like bronze though.
Careful you don't eat some sheep's currants when fishing on the Clwyd.
I think this one is Japanese and at a guess, late 19thc
the last pic is of something else?
Wasn't this sale quite a few years ago? <edit> No I guess not - there was another reticulated vase, yellow same period a few years back that went...
Usually, really well done conversions retain the wick adjusters as switches but in this case with the double wick, I suppose one of them would act...
Nice piece, but unless you can read the mark it will be hard to attribute - the English used that pink glaze on the insides (George Jones,...
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