[IMG] Here's a good list of marks that I haven't seen before. Yours looks to be the c. 1972 mark. (A bit late IMHO for this style, but I don't...
That's a big 'un and I love that glaze and the figural handles. And yet, I have not heard of Tacoma pottery before, but I don't live too far away...
I love that scene with the lanterns. With that gilding, I'm thinking early 20th c. But I stand to be corrected.
I have seen items with this symbol/decoration on it. It's a cool bowl and if you're using it, I wouldn't bother trying to clean the crazing --...
LOL, I don't collect frogs, but as I have a fair amount of Aynsley, I managed to complete a set of Mom, Dad and Baby frogs. They're cute if you...
Here's an old thread from this forum: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/identifying-mz-czechoslovakia-makers-mark.62056/ I don't think the colour...
This was a more interesting thread than I thought it was going to be!
Yes, looks like there's a rim for a lid to rest on. Possibly a pot pourri lid? Possibly Coalport as they made many mugs (often used a gifts for...
Butter tub?
IIRC, that style of flaming pearl looks like a Tibetan style. I forget about the number of dragon toes, but this isn't Japanese. @Any Jewelry...
I have a New Hall plate that has a really vibrant orange rim. I don't think I paid much for it as it is cracked, but I loved that crazy orange....
Ah, that is a very sympathetic polish and I think they look lovely!
Not English. When the glaze is thickly all over the base, I also think Belgian, but as Any Jewelry points out, it could be Dutch, too. So,...
Not a clue, but love it! The characters should be vertical, not horizontal. I *think* rotating 90 degrees left would be correct.
You will find your mark here: https://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/germany/thuringia/ilmenau-01/ Sometime between 1930 and 1972.
If I was keeping them, I'd do as Any Jewelry said and polish with a sunshine polish but leave enough dark so that the detail shows. If I was...
I do like the cups and think Tibetan also. Is it sacrilege to polish the silver -- at least the rims from which you drink?
So, as a generality, I have found that tea tastes better in Britain and coffee tastes better in North America. But Starbucks is Starbucks...
Rather late for flow blue, but that's what the dark decoration looks like. Strange.
Yes, I'd like to see more detailed photos!
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