So these are more modern that site indicates since 1918 as the mark has open parts of the crown. But the import mark from Germany suggests prior...
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What is the relationship between Desvres and quimper?
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It is Berte Jessen and this vase is shown in worth pt. The 14" version usually come as a pair and sell for 300, invidually about 150. that worthpt...
oh thank you Janet. So much knowledge here.
thank you for all the interesting info that was driving me crazy. Do you see that inscribed part that looks like a beehive? or an "OD" what do...
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One of the dressel queens on the worthpt site does show a mark quite similar to yours in one pic. Although the pic is blurry
mos is right; the rope part does appear to have broken off at least a bit. Still wonderful figurine. Here's another one of OP's queen. Said to be...
Here is your queen on worthpt, many of the medieval queens are going for $700 or so, this one a bargain at $475: [ATTACH]
Here's a screen shot from a paid data base Im using. The ones on the lower right and lower left seem to be the closest match. They are said to be...
the L does bear resemblance to Schelgelmilch but its much more similar to a couple of marks from: Dressel Kister & cie. Take a look at this...
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