Might be occupied Japan era.
I loved them for a dollar ;)
Does anyone recognize these? I purchased them for $1 and they were listed as porcelain. They are approx. 5 inches in height - each with broken...
HA! I think we both posted at almost the same time!
I am thinking 20th century reproduction of the earlier Hydra jug in Imari palette.
I always check Abe books https://www.abebooks.com/book-search/title/fault-location-exercises-radio/author/bohlman/
They are still producing Meissen and yes that mark is copied a lot. It looks very much like it is correct and likely late 20th/early 21st century.
looks like transferware to me. I would think English. St. Armand did something similar but I don't think this one is it.
Yes Yes - Chelsea House did not originate pieces but produced high end reproductions.
I wonder if is Bohemian?
Chelsea House copied a lot of patterns are are known for quality reproductions. The owner was a client of mine at an auction house I catalogued...
Did you check Liveauctioneers? Sometimes people will refer to these pieces as handled urns. Here is what returned for Paris Porcelain handled...
Not valuable but a nice pot.
The handles remind me of what people would call 'Paris Porcelain'.
ROARING20s is going to make Redhillrascal the rock star at work!!!!
I wonder if it is from Mexico? I have one similar - very heavy.
Google Meiping vase for the one on the left. Likely late 20th c.
Could it be walrus?
Yes! The owner loved cats, never had any children and was a very successful model for the department store Rich's back in the 50's. She paid...
Here is our latest sale - Picker's Paradise and IT IS! I am sharing it here and will ship for the members of Antiquers. Just reach out if you...
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