That's very nice, Norman. It shows the Maruki mark which is the one I was thinking about earlier in the thread
thanks everyone for all the time and attention you put into this. This was some great research, I just couldnt find that mark.
this company became part of Volkstedt ?
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some examples of Fremington pottery with numbering: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/b-fishley-fremington-north-devon-540309430...
Aquitaine: very interesting Do you think that is a maker's mark of some sort?
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that's some very good research. thank you. I would have guessed that bowl is English made, as the style is Imari, but maybe made in Germany?
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wow! how can you tell? It looked good to my untrained eye. ANy tips for future reference?
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Its large like 17" tall
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well thank you for all the effort. I just found one with those marks and made another thread about it. thanks.
hello Francisco. Thank you for all that information. It does not really surprise me there is something about the painting of the roses that seems...
... type of NOritake it was one of the earliest Noritake marks. I forget the thread does anyone remember that? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
that was also a great call by MOS
any idea what it would fetch at auction?
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