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Marble bidders are out of their marbles imo
Looks like it's soviet 14K (585) and that looks very much like a ruby , probably synthetic but so what, check if a ruby with a blacklight. If a...
colours, yes, patterns no. :p Gaudy Welsh (and Dutch) use the Imari palette. Think of that instead.:smuggrin:
I'd say yes, not sure how old, safe to say 19thc, could be earylish too - BUT that's just a guess. It's quite a bit nicer then those other ones...
Herend copied it too, maybe original (yours) is Derby, could be, colours are right, body is non-Germanic too.. BTW these are called double master...
to shove the sponge in
IMO not German, glaze fracture shown in pic under foot points to a non-hard-paste body. Flowers are also extremely non-German in execution....
Dammit, Janette - I wish I still had it!:smuggrin:
I think maybe Turkish Milas rug?
I just sold a pair of Lion badges, General rank, so just one down from the top.
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New to market dirty paintings in original condition go high relative to things that have "been around the block"
He/she looks constipated.
You could apply a thin coat of clear wax, maybe?
If you're going to sell them, don't clean them. We dealers prefer uncleaned paintings and pay a premium for works that have not been messed with.
The tray was once silver-plated and all the silver has been polished off. The date I think will be 1872 not 1812 as this is an electroplated tray...
@Debora - Nice chart ....saved!
What is blackware?:wideyed:
Great that they saved her, great looking ship!
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