That song blew me away when I was a teen. Great voice. RIP Roberta.
I think it's Continental. Wonder if there is any chance that it's Belgian?
I don't see anything wrong with the mark except it's backwards in the photo.
That was an interesting tidbit. I always considered items with the brown mark 20th c but good to know it's generally the first quarter 20th.
Those boxes you've collected recently are fantastic, but all I can think of is dust getting into all those crevices and I get a headache just...
Gosh, that's gorgeous. I recognized it as Burmantofts before I read your post. Sometimes the old brain flashes like it used to, LOL!
Here's one Google lens found on eBay:...
Cool Ruskin vase, but dare I say atypical? I do like sang de boeuf glazes, but there was a Chinese vase that had a similar type glaze but in blue...
The bits of pyrite I find here in the Canadian PNW are quite silvery looking.
A much used image on plates and porcelain "cameos."
I think something has happened between thar faded watercolours and the white paint. Marshall may have used a different paint as white isn't a...
Could be from a potter in the vicinity, but it might have been bought on someone's travels. I think there is a Facebook group that tries to I'd...
Great vase, great size! I don't know if it's the photos, but the glaze looks lighter in hue than other sang de boeuf glazes I've seen. You could...
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Quite fascinating items -- I've never seen sculptures/carvings like these, but some Inuit carvings give me a similar vibe.
Is "terrible cotta" autocorrect? Pretty funny anyway!:smuggrin:
Looks rather like an owl.
Ha ha! I thought they were flames!
That was very interesting! And I didn't know that jade could calcify like that. I think it's a great piece! Thanks for posting!
Thank you for being so nice about it! I do not note mistakes often because it can be rude which is not what I mean to do, and it takes away from...
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