Yes, "carton bouilli" confused me because papier mache is in French already, so that wasn't it. I translated it to boiled cardboard as you did,...
Well done!
The mark itself. It could very well be from the 40s, but Chinese marks are amongst the most confusing, so I was just wondering if that mark...
Yes, that air-brushed stuff seemed to be popular c.1920.
I think you might find out by googling Rosenthal studio line designers. Rosenthal had a number of noted designers create patterns for them....
I tend to associate those ribbon swags with French wares, but I really can't place it. Trembleuses usually have deep-welled saucers that hold the cup.
Yes, Algoma. Name looks like Johnstone. Logo up top -- GG?
Continental -- late 19th c I think. German possibly.
This might help: https://www.thepotteries.org/mark/m/minton.html
Very nice. You can look up on google the R # which is a British registry number (older pieces have the "kite" registry mark).
Yes, tons of stuff in the 50s and 60s with paper labels saying Made in China or Made in Japan. Weirdly, my recollection is that the Japan labels...
Possibly Chinese. The decoration is a prunus branch (flowering prune tree) which is a popular motif. I think latter part of the 20th c for date....
Yeah, Royal Worcester, Graingers, Locke. Hierarchy top to bottom in that order, LOL! Blush ivory type ware and it is sweet.
Came across this one with google lens: https://www.ebay.com/itm/166974493693?customid=&toolid=10050 I think the dating is right, about 1820 to...
Both Wolfson and Samson manufactured reproductions and/or imitations.
Excellent!
https://www.anticstore.art/107211P This says Samson et Cie (Samson and Company) -- would be 19thc and a reproduction of Meissen -- the mark looks...
Those rocks are so cool.
Are the holes for allowing heat from the lightbulb to escape?
Like an early room freshener!
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