Interesting. The crossed swords symbol is the only one familiar to me. The "inscriptions" look like a cross between Asian (Chinese) characters...
Have you tried ebay or etsy?
I do like the garnet (?) cross. Quite an eclectic haul!
I'm no expert, so take what I say with many grains of salt, but from the photos, they look genuine to me. 20th c. I'm pretty sure. Very sweet....
Also, I think that may be the correct lid -- why else gild the rim which would be hidden if there was a larger lid?
It's Continental, not British, yes? Does that group answer non-British ceramic questions? Could try this one, too....
Most likely the initial of one of the employees -- a gilder, perhaps.
I think 1890s to early 1900s. The blush colouring would fit as the daisy centres. Check out the chart on this older thread:...
Nice frame! I think that I'd guess 1950s on this one and new when bought.
I heart this box!
Here's a similar one on ebay described as Dresden:...
1880s sounds good to me. Post 1891 should have "England" on it, but who knows if that was the case for local market goods. I can't really make...
Parlour vase? Was the previous owner trying to write Porcelain vase? Looks more like pottery than porcelain and I've never seen anything -- until...
Welcome to the site, pmf. Thanks for the additional info. (I'm not sure that alex473 is still a member of the group.)
OK, she's gorgeous. And she and I would have a lovely conversation whilst I peruse the titles in the equally desirable bookcase. I think she...
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Nice! So similar, but the "immortelle" pattern isn't exactly the same and it's about 3 cm different in size. I have no idea if it's as old as the...
It looks like studio pottery to me. There is a Facebook group for studio potters ID which may be useful.
Your mark has 2 lines through the S, so perhaps it is Sitzendorf? Lovely piece.
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