I have a picture of the entire plate, but the file was too large to download. I will work on this technical glitch. I did not go to that website....
I did a lot of looking for this particular pattern but could not find it, can anyone give a better ID? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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does this look authentic? it doesnt have the typical blue circle but otherwise not sure....[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
OK so 1968 then. They stopped using the gargoyle motiff in the bottom of the spout, I think.
more specifically the what does 1/47 mean? Is that Jan 1947 or something else?
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here's the base of one: [ATTACH]
I have doubts. THe legs are a mess what are the front legs doing like that?
a portugese example with dark rims: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1900s-pair-carvalhinho-porto-tulip-2103135309
is there any way to tell the age on these? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
the poster seems to be in quite good condition. Given that a few of the auction prices have brought over a hundred I think you could get that much...
you can go here and look at all the same posters that were auctioned on this site. You can often do better than the auction price. NOTE: you can...
thanks for your help, John
I guess if it was Meissen this would be 18th century, and if its Helena its 19th. So how old does this stuff look? Ive seen ones like this where...
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perhaps its merely[ATTACH] [ATTACH] decorative...
We had this thread a couple months back. They are made of plaster or clay or something. Here is a link to one listing of them:...
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