Early Carl Tielsch: https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/related/silesia/altwasser-01/index.php
There was an eBay boardie from back in the day. Think his name was rnwerner and he really knew a lot about French faience. There may be a...
AFAIK, these wares were mass produced in Germany late 19th, early 20th c. Some had these mottos, some were souvenir wares.
I think Crowleys is correct with "hare's fur" rather than "robin's egg" but I think a little googling would help define the blue. It is such a...
I don't know that there is a name for that shape, but it does seem reminiscent of RS Prussia wares. Is it glass? Interesting!
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With eBay you have to swallow a lot sometimes, because their feedback system is bizarre.
There's a question. Maybe both?
You are not wrong. One of the multitude of fakes/imitations coming out of China/Southeast Asia. The uniform over-all crazing which has been...
Oh dear, and here I thought to "elucidate." Relief in this context means that some decoration is above the surface. So, high relief you see more...
I wish there was a "Reader's Digest" version of the avatars and gods and goddesses and their roles in Buddhism and Hinduism. I love the stories...
I dunno if high relief is wrong particularly, but it seems that if the design is complete and stuck on, it's applied; if it's not complete but...
Yes, early 20th c.
Shamster, that tray is absolutely stunning. I would hang it on the wall, too. I'd see it more often that way. I think the Dutch East India...
Welcome to Antiquers! Dang, that's sad when a favourite is broken. It is a Japanese import and as janetpjohn posted, an Arnart mark. Here is...
Yeah, the surface of the butterflies is different to the surface of the flower painting. Probably done at the same time, though.
Often referred to as a "lemon nappy." Google lens only brought up the info that a similar mark apparently shows a Japanese factory from the late...
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