Although not always helpful, you might try Google lens. I would also suggest removing the felt to see if there are any marks or name. It's...
Very interesting, Shangas! I wasn't familiar with the term Peranakan before I joined Antiquers!
I've never heard of Faturan, so learned my something new today!...
It looks like and incised design with the colour applied globally and then removed to leave the residue in the design. I agree, likely Chinese or...
The German one is Dumler and Breiden.
Love the face on the white one!
I think your Satsuma is better quality than lots of 20th c similar types I've seen. Maybe check the mark on gotheborg.
Very cool designs!
Me, too. The FB group British Pottery and Porcelain discussion group could tell if they were 18th c Leeds. If you're not on FB, I could snag...
I don't see anything wrong with it -- maybe an extra pad of glaze over the mark?
I think the finish is to imitate bronze. JMHO.
Edward VIII was a dilettante and a bit of an idiot. George VI made a much better king, so it was actually good that he abdicated. The less said...
Aww, it's not vulgar, just a little slap-dash in decoration! :smuggrin:
Well, I've learned my something new -- always conflated Iznik with Persian, so now I'll think Turkish!
Looks right to me.
It is a tureen and may have had a lid, but the way the rim is constructed it doesn't look like it. I dunno, but nice that you have the...
And the translation was?
Cheese dish, I think with that lid shape. Not sure I'd call it gaudy dutch or welsh because they incorporate imari colours and designs.
Sounds good to me.
No worries, connotations of certain words differ from country to country as well as using different words for things (boot = trunk, elevator =...
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