My vote is for Nippon based on the colors used and the way the roses are painted. The handles are not quite I'd expect but I think this might be...
No, I'm sorry but I no longer have it in inventory. Don
I'm thinking it's a nicely down studio piece. I have a feeling those are shape numbers in the circled area. May not be much help towards an ID. Don
Are these also electric lamps or are they candleholders? Don
The link didn't quite work - you need to click on the small blue letters after the title that say "see original listing". Don
I never take offense at additional questions - far from it. I'm attaching a link to a closed auction on ebay that I think demonstrates a collared...
Not McCoy and I agree with Sandra that it's not up to Abingdon standards. That being said I really don't have a suggestion for who did make it. Don
The exact age doesn't matter a great deal. These fall into what is usually termed the Hollywood Regency style. Don
The base color is blue. I'm not convinced it's an original Northwood product. This link may be helpful if you have not already come across it....
Really not my area but I know including measurements is absolutely crucial. The bottom and top diameter and the measurement down the side. I...
Welcome, Dunesfield - I agree, I would send a request to Replacements. I have never found a T&V dinner service with a pattern name. Some...
@dgbjwc , what mark do you mean, in your weblink ? Somewhere between 3-08 and 3-12.
Welcoe Phelim - It might be a partial Ilmenauer Porzellanfabrik mark: https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/germany/thuringia/ilmenau-03/index.php
Many Royal Doulton sets did not have formal pattern names. The numbers on the bottom may be the pattern number. Unfortunately, they are upside...
The mark reads Arabesque, Chinese Porcelaine, T J & J Mayer, Longport. You can more pieces in this pattern listed on eBay. The listings may...
I don't think American. Anything over here with scenes like these would have been imported - most likely from England or France. Weller did a...
Almost always transfer ware. If you look closely you may be able to see the tiny dots that indicate transfers. Don
There is a variation of the mark without the words Royal Saxe. If you are trying to sell I would state it just that way. ES Prussia/Germany...
Sorry, my first post was wrong. I managed to confuse myself again. I meant Tiffin Fuchsia etch. https://www.replacements.com/webquote/tiffuc.htm Don
Try Glastonbury-Lotus Fuchsia etch. I don't know who made the blanks. Don
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