Well, the blue is flowy, but not typical, and I'm not sure that it's British. It has a sort of folk art design. Is that a mark in the centre of...
I heart it muchly.:happy:
Interesting question, though. May I copy the photo of the mark and see if I can find any further info?
Are you on Facebook? I would try the British Pottery and Porcelain group if you are. If not, I can snag the photos and for you. I particulary...
Some Canadians have been detained. O America!
Huh. Nada from Google lens, as usual, but I'm wondering if that's an importer's mark? Never seen it before.
Well, God knows what 29th c ceramics will look like, but John means 20th c.;)
German is obviously not my strong suit, LOL! Hand-painted! Anyhoo, the name of the factory is not coming to me. Not Sitzendorf:...
How sweet. Handgemalt means hand-made, I think. But dang, that S with an arrow through it is a mark I've seen before, but I can't remember the...
That one is speaking to me. I don't know what it says, because I think it's speaking Chinese. :D No really, I think it's quite lovely and if AJ...
Here's a French Vallauris one that Google lens found https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1320709091/french-vallauris-large-vase-pottery Looks rather...
Doesn't look like any German fat lava, I've seen, but it is fat lava. Italy is a possibility.
From the scratches in the saucer wells, it looks like it has been used before!
Nice hand mirror. I love bevelled glass. Not that I'm recommending this method, but I'd probably try to break the glass more and see if I could...
Yes, the silver overlay (I dunno if sterling or not, but usually is I think) is likely done by another company. Sometimes it is marked on the...
I find that social customs have changed a lot from when those of us of a certain age grew up. The advent of social media is a prime mover in the...
With art deco it seems to me that shapes and designs were openly copied (not that that didn't happen in other eras but a lot of deco designs look...
Yes, a rather mixed up young man. But we're all a mixed up these days, eh?
Japanese, early 20th c. I have seen that kind of patch before, and it does look painted on, but I know what you mean when you say it's hard. I...
Sometimes it is worth a bit more research/checking, but sometimes even high-ticket dealers get it wrong. There are a couple of studio pottery...
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