Oh yes, I do like the fun aspect of lots of Schafer & Vater wares -- they make me smile. I confess to having very "eclectic" tastes and...
I will watch AJ's niece's videos later. Even though not in the biz anymore, I still have a keen interest in the neurodivergent world. Yes, the...
Oh, I wasn't meaning anything negative, just a comment from my free-association brain (my brother says I have a RAM brain -- random access memory,...
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"Tat?" Could be considered a bit harsh, LOL. I like to say "decorative value" or "cheap and cheerful.":D
Oh, you two make me nostalgic -- I worked with kids with ADD, ADHD and occasionally dyslexia. Kept me hopping, but lots of laughs, too!
Well, Peter is often shown with a key as he has the "key to the kingdom." Pliers? I dunno!
Aside from the pig, the others have "lucky" connotations in different countries, too.
I spy a nice tea caddy there!
Oooh, saw a lot of studio pottery with similar glaze back in the late 70s/early 80s.
So, following up on the town, it looks like Winterling is the main factory, but look at the 3rd to last image on Chris's Winterling page:...
Thanks! Wintering also came up in another search I made, but I can't seem to find the AB mark. Kirchen translates to churches, but what might...
I think this one looks Belgian, too, because of the thick glaze on the base. However, the style of the impressed numbers looks different.
The style of frame might give a clue to approximate age.
[IMG] [IMG] OK, I confess. I've been a bad girl and snagged these off another forum as I thought, I should be able to find this one easy-peasy....
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/240108709/vintage-wooden-copper-color-treasure. Found this via Google lens. Not much info.
Yes, I see some letters, too. Nice glazing and shape, so talented potter. For some reason, I'm thinking 1990s--2010 time frame. Just a WAG.
Aren't Yixing wares still being made today?
I was a education assistant for my career and worked with kids with special needs and designations such as autism and Down's, etc. But really, I...
Title says "New Hall vintage pre-Victorian." Well, I dunno the maker, but c.1820 is where I'd guess the date and yes, British IMHO.
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