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If your Evesham has gold trim it can't be put in the microwave - later they produced it without the gilding.
Are there other examples of these things being reproduced?
I'd be very surprised if these were not original
Some names to look at Karlsruher Majolika Else Bach Tonindustrie Scheibbs Walter Bosse Ruscha
Germany or Austrian I think is your best bet, maybe a bit older than mid century, guessing 1930's
Austria?
Looks Chinese to me
It is a reticulated glaze. This is not a Japanese vase IMO. Signature could possibly be the BC potter Herman Venema
Chamotte clay sort of precludes an Asian origin, more likely N. American IMO
One on the right looks like ebony. Your pics are underexposed and hard to make out because of the white background. Take more pics with darker...
You're kidding, right? Why bother to ask if you're already convinced that these are 18thc pieces?
I think you are giving potential buyers of these articles far more credit than they deserve - on eBay for instance, the buyers will buy any and...
made in India maybe?
early 20th c domestic or restaurant ware.
If I wanted to get the best price for these, I'd remove the liner, polish them up a bit (they are silver) and list them as a pair of 19thc...
I got caught in the Paris riots during the Chilean ambassadors visit, so understand a bit of what you went through.
It is Chinese, however.
21st c, modern, recent.
E Sillura Ida - so maybe Cypriot and painted by H.F.?
Separate names with a comma.