So a nice tango vase, usually these are identified a Czech, not sure if the attribution gets more specific?
Yes, not old at all, fill it with sand, put three (always three) incense sticks in, light them and say a prayer to your ancestors.
Dresser Jar
I'd take a shot at this, looks interesting. Could be a copy of course, but not blatantly so ...Not a Japanese copy from the construction IMO.
Yep, WMF made a whole load of these jugs, some are really great, had a bunch in my time.
I once owned the entire set of Versailles designs (50 or so IRRC?), of which this is one plate. Long gone though!
If it's a fake, it's better than the original! :smuggrin: No question about it - spectacular!
I believe one mosaic has nothing to do with the other, just two different subjects, right? <snap>
Nothing special, Chinatown/Japantown supplies etc, go ahead and sell them.
last bit say Chateau maybe?
Yes, it sure looks like it, not too old though.
Rembrandt
The frozen snowy's I've eaten didn't have any rice, delicious though ...I'm just familiar with Cantonese/Hong Kong moon cakes from NA West coast...
mnky - Monkey?
I've eaten lots of moon cakes, round ones and square ones but none this shape and none of them contained any rice! Lotus paste and eggs, yes but...
Talented amateur
are they stuck on the ceiling?
Looks like most of these are identified as Limoges, ca. 1920 ish
pretty but non-loungeable therefore useless to me ATM:bucktooth:
The design is an interpretation of Chinese "cracked ice" seen quite often in European porcelains but the colour is very French or at least...
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