This just looks like porcelain to me
Quick question, why put oil on board under glass?
what is interesting is you can see craquelle under the craquelle....that might be a clue that it was forced.
looks like carbon....
I am not sure but it looks Japanese
Reminds of MCM American glass like Pilgrim or even Winslow Anderson for Blenko.
screams Brittany but could be Normandy.
I have seen these Victorian reproductions sell better when painted. I know most cringe but seeing that this isn't a true antique....
Thank you. The Asprey mark was used 1984..1997
Asprey appears to be the maker however it might be imported or a fake. can't see the mark to the left of the silver standard mark (lion).
this might sound strange but I was taught if a glass feels 'greasy' is it modern Chinese production. I have seen a lot of modern Chinese sommerso...
I had a very similar piece and it was by Paul Kedelv as part of the Flygsfors Coquille series. Mine was signed however.
yes I went down that rabbit hole when I got them. Didn't see anything like this but I guess they could be custom.
Exactly and at first I thought maybe they reused the china bags but the contents were correct - soups had cream soups, cups had the large cups and...
that is LOVELY!!!!! I don't see anything spooky about it!
Here are the labels on the covers. These came from a Buckhead - Atlanta condo - 1.5 million in contents. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I won a HUGE set of dishes, cream soups, tea cups, expresso, dinner plates, etc. They feel like tin glazed? I thought the backstamp said Caldas...
WOWZA!!! What a haul!!!
How charming!!!!
Really cool piece! Looks like EB (E reversed)
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