It looks like a German mark - German style numbering. I got a hunch this one is in Rontgen, but you might check stein makers as well.
Boat bumper?
I asked Google as well... and didn't find that! :(
There's no denying that possibility. Here's a photo of the No. 1 Locomotive and tender taken in 1860 showing that it was on display in the...
"Entered at Stationer's Hall" was a copyright protection that became unnecessary after the copyright act of 1911....
I like the crystalline effect, but I don't think the Cardinal helps. The bird and Christmasy foliage look printed and applied to me, but someone...
[ATTACH] The closest I see in Rontgen is Volkstedt (mark 968), but it's not exactly the same.
Today there are also marble dust and resin combinations that can be very convincing in appearance. A lot of marble sculpture, busts of famous...
Off for a bite of betel?
It's not even necessary for workers to know how to read or write so long as someone else has made a mark and told them to copy it. I've also seen...
I don't think there are hidden mechanisms that will open secret doors. Are there photos of these notations?
Given its size, I don't think it's a serigraph. The other options are probably either a stencil print, or a woodblock/linoblock print. Not...
This is from 3 years ago. The person who posted it hasn't been seen since.
How big is the image?
Don't know anything about it, but those beads look molded to me. Hopefully someone will have real knowledge. It's a nice effect.
Aren't they fancy! Etruscan revival?
Another Black Knight thread: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/black-knight-pheasants-and-fruits-plates-fine-china.55786/
I think you'd be OK in calling them "Orientalist".
I'm getting an Empoli vibe.
Maybe South African? Just kinda meets everything halfway.
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