@moreotherstuff I'm familiar with the fakes etc., however the "fakes" are copies of his stuff and signed with his sig, so I don't think these are...
The glass looks like the kind of thing they made so probably it is
Just bought these three little works today, reminiscent of Morriseau (but not copies) signed with an unfamiliar cypher/sig. Anyone know this...
It's a nice vase, Japanese for sure - the style reminds me of some Fukagawa I've seen, but mark isn't that factory ...again, nice vase though!
You don't want to bother with unmarked gold, send it all to me and I'll get rid of it for you for free.
Because the guy that has the contract to replace them kicked back a bunch of dough to the city ..municipal "business as usual":rage:
I thought he looked more like [ATTACH]
Think you have an old Ambro there mate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ambrotype
Because Apple phones don't play nice with anything except themselves. A typical Apple strategy, disregard everyone and everything else.
Not bone china, Japanese porcelain.
thinking print possibly also
Don, on close inspection there are a few losses that reveal themselves but overall impression looks good, I agree! Nice that there's no abrasion...
Almost the same decoration Don - same period too. What do you know about your piece?
I always call this stuff Yokohama ware
It is ormolu-like of course but I guess I was splitting hairs saying it wasn't "true" ormolu. It is more likely to be gold-plated (electroplate)....
Lovely jug!
The impressed mark was difficult to photograph, but after photoshopping it a bit, I was able to get it to this stage ...so here you go! [ATTACH]
Here's a piece from the same period on eB at the moment:...
I'd call this a gilded brass mount, not actual ormolu ... not sure of origin but looks European 1870 -1890 ish imo
Chinese soapstone object
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