I would call that a goblet. Seemed to be a studio pottery form more popular in the 60s/70s.
Well, that's interesting. I thought the mark looked Polish, LOL. Wonder why country of origin wasn't marked. As for the second mark, what's the...
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The handles are wild! Love it, but that painting could've been done anytime from the 30s on up to the 70s. IMHO.
Well, I'm likely very wrong, but it looks like someone has made a one-off with various pieces. It just doesn't look cohesive.
Very cool. I'd have bought it for $50 in a heartbeat.
I agree with bluumz, but a very talented one.
I would say 1938 -- 3 circles and 6 dots is what I see. The pink and gray is very 50s, but the black rim hearkens back to the deco era. I...
Nice one!
Very cool designs. Any way to tell age?
That sugar box is a wild shape! I remember once someone had an American piece of pottery with a similar impressed "wheel" and he asked if I had...
Wowser.
Not Worcester, but a pretty Staffordshire (I think) set. Looks like the ivory or blush ivory ware that was popular in the last third of the 19th c.
I think it's legit. Ordinarily, the back is left unpainted, but someone took some trouble with this one. It is a spill vase.
Likely Japanese and as for dating, I'll say 2nd half of the 20th c.
Hmm. Rough in texture could mean a number of things. I wonder if it was painted after it was made and then re-fired. Generally, you don't see...
I collect(ed) simply because of the beauty and "thingy-ness" of things.:D
My favourite colour! Lovely to have all the pieces. I think the 12- means $12.00.
I am envious! Great jug!
[ATTACH] I found this pic at Garrard Antiques. Blanc de chine Chinese hawks. A true pair. I think that yours are meant to be Chinese hawks
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