Very sweet. However, I'm thinking home hobbyist ceramics. Or the recent ceramic studios where you paint your chosen item(s) with glazes and then...
Yes, with names like Galle, Lalique and perhaps Daum Nancy, there are imitations, reproductions and out and out fakes. So, for authentication, I...
Although this is possibly European, I'm getting a Japanese vibe partly because of the gilding application, the little feet and greeny turquoise...
Clearer pic of the marks might help, but I think it says "Italy."
Me, too. Polychrome means multi-coloured. OP's is a little redware bowl with a decorated rim in black paint. It does have an indigenous look to...
The gilding alone on OP's urn says copy/imitation/reproduction/fake so I'm surprised at the sold price in the link. Very decorative. Chinese? Dunno.
Computer technology has made life more difficult, not easier! And now with AI, nothing will be safe from eyes or who knows what!
Yes, I think so, too. For some reason, I liked their twin-tone series (from the 50s?) and have a couple of pink and grey bits.
George was Thomas' son: https://www.museumofroyalworcester.org/discover-learn/research/factories/graingers-worcester-porcelain/
I remember one of the British AR experts saying that Poole would be good to collect and I agree except that neither he nor I foresaw the collapse...
Or Firenze
I think your guess is good. Maybe Bohemia, but thereabouts.
Yes, that is correct. It's a term used for that shape of 19th c. cup :happy:
I'm getting 30s/40s vibe FWIW.
So, is anyone else seeing C A F in the mark? Ceramiche/ceramica something maybe?
It's a coffee can and from the shape of the saucer and interior gilding, I reckon it's Continental, not British. The repair is wonderful! Odd...
Well, that's all kinds of gorgeous! Great job!
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