Moliere is the shape name.
Oooh, me likey! No idea on type of ware, but it's great. Hard to tell, but the clouds look more Chinese to me, but I really don't know.
I'm not seeing gaudy welsh -- no image available in worthpoint link. Imari colours and decoration, sure. Google images:...
Yeah, I was going back and forth between Japanese and continental (Germany, Czeckoslovakia) and I think I'm leaning towards mid-20th c....
Well, I visited Stonehenge on my first trip overseas -- 1974!! You were able to walk freely amongst the stones and touch them which I did. Not...
Calling @Ownedbybear!
Oh gosh, the definition of moriage has at times been quite the topic! Usually, from what I've learned here on Antiquers, is that moriage is that...
Dotted? Beaded?
Faienceof some sort -- Italian, Spanish, Portuguese or French. That oughtta narrow it down for you! :D
Aww, too young to know what a matchbook is (little box with wooden matches in it). :shame:
Bargain Hunt is fun, but take all with a grain or grains of salt. Years ago I watched a show called Cash In The Attic which I enjoyed but that...
Looks a bit like raku, but I'm not positive.
Oh my word. Your last comment took me way back to my bit of ebay selling. A watcher! I have a watcher! It was thrilling, LOL!
That is an interesting carving. The fur looks like rope! I have no idea about age or anything, just admiring a cool thing.
Thanks! A bit of history that I didn't know. (I read James Clavell's Shogun when I was young and that served as my Japanese history for many...
Nice jugs! I wonder if the jug from New York was made thereabouts -- the Nova Scotia one was imported from Glasgow, and I would expect there were...
Ah, thank you AnyJewelry for the correction. I didn't know that the Dutch were the only Western traders. Cool.
I visited St. Anne de Beaupré when I was doing a French summer course at the Université d'Ottawa back in the dark ages.
Best of luck!!
Wallendorf. Probably 1950s/60s. 1764 is the year when the company began in Germany, I think.
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