Cool. The salamander seems applied rather than high relief, but it's just a word quibble.
Pretty plate. The butterflies look like transfers to me, or a different painting style.
Oh man! I need to be put out to pasture now, LOL! Of all the time I've spent in Scotland, I've never heard "Jimmy." But I'll be on the trail...
"Dunheved China was founded in Cornwall by former Royal Worcester artist Derek Wilson and his partner Sheila Whitcombe, a former Royal Worcester...
Oooh, nice and early then!
LOL (who is Jimmy?), I didn't say that there weren't any Catholics in Scotland, but any crosses and jewelery I see when I'm there are either...
Now that is beautifully painted/decorated. Quality well above the usual.
Could be Flight Barr and Barr or one of the permutations of the name. I see a "B" and possible "F" in the base. Shape looks right for the period.
I don't see anything that would make me think Japanese for your plate.
Well, considering that the Republic of Ireland is largely Catholic while Scotland and Northern Ireland are Protestant, I would think a souvenir of...
Any Jewelry is the one I would ask about an item such as yours. If you contact Zanabazar Museum, please let update this thread if you get more...
Huh, looking at the Austria mark you posted along with the France mark, they are pretty much identical, so the same company operating in Austria...
I can't enlighten you but I see a C and a O in the mark, so maybe M Co. or M C O?
Interesting that England is marked on the miniature teapot. Usually that means produced in 1891 or later. However, that is an older Mintons...
99% of the times you see a beehive mark it is fake/imitation/repro. That said, from the form and decoration, it could be late 19th c, and made in...
Isn't it wonderful that there is a style for everyone to love, admire and collect? Me, I'm much too much of a magpie to have a "serious"...
Or Beswick.
Raphaelesque design. I think in Italian it's spelled with 2 fs.
Huh. Still thinking of what the material could be. The shiny black reminds me of polished surfaces like the Pueblo pottery:...
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