Great glaze -- love it. I think V. Harrison owned it.
Ack! Loved his stuff. RIP Sergio!
You'd find these rabbits, and cats IIRC, at stores like the Bombay Company (now defunct) back in the 80s. I find them appealing, but as they say,...
Entertainment centres. Just take 'em to the dump.
Google lens came up with this which has similar colouring to yours. Limoges was a good guess, but the numbers on the base don't jibe with...
Yes, that's what threw me -- the numbering looks British, but that type of gilding looks more Continental. The floral decoration looks Limoges or...
Those are so lovely! Continental (Bohemia, Austria, Germany) and I would say you're pretty close on date. I'm leaning towards early 20th c.
That's a lot of crazing in the glaze. Is that a blurred mark on the base? Huh, I'm stumped.
Lovely vase. At first I thought wild rose, but I think more a fruit tree flower like OBB said. Doesn't seem to be a particularly Asian base and...
If you're on FaceBook there is a group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/239795429449110 (mystaffordshirefigures.com) but I think you could...
https://danielcc.org/cups.php London shape handle, so your time frame is about right. No clue on the maker (I doubt Hilditch but I don't know...
I think you may be right. That isn't moriage decoration, and the birds look more like storks than cranes. I stand to be corrected though!
There's a "4" in that mark???
Well, if you find it, come back and let us know, please!
Maybe a really wonky orchid mark?
Not particularly rare, I would think, as it wouldn't have been an expensive item originally. Also, it's pottery and that isn't quite as durable...
Google lens is coming up with similar Fourmaintraux faience. Might be worth a look.
19th.
My father (who was born in Norway) used to say that our skin tone was "fish belly white." :hilarious:
Sometimes these children's items are referred to as nursery ware which can be another search term.
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