Have you seen this thread? https://www.antiquers.com/threads/poole-by-leonard-silver-pitcher.29334/#post-388026
Haven't seen one quite like that before. Very attractive.
This looks very similar, but there's no information on it:...
That first piece especially has a deco look to me. I would guess 1920s.
Been a while since I've seen a Georges Briard anything.
Very good article and excellent photos. Love that style. I've heard it referred to as "Sybaritic" for its richness. Its in line with Wedgwood's...
I don't think homemade. From the recurrence of Danmark, they may be Danish.
I agree: some type of photolithography. In the detail shown, the print has been stressed, somehow an intense pinch at that point causing the...
Liberia has a single prominent star. I think that even at this size it would show up. Also, that empty field extends down farther than the star...
Above her head: [ATTACH]
Maybe try the Coin Talk site.
Apparently he liked that format. Other prints don't seem to be numbered... it's not a requirement. Probably printed up more as they sold....
With those condition issues, I think it's a goner.
Not a clue.
Lots of Disney collectors out there.
I'd guess a more standard piece of Faberware was adapted to this usage, with the texture added (etched?) after the fact, erasing part of the...
Feodor Rückert was a Faberge workmaster and did Pan-Slavic stuff, but this is not Faberge.
Good find! I knew it was something. At least I can update my file.
Signed in ink, I believe. The lines of the siggy do not show the dimensional quality of the etched lines above. The remarque may actually be an...
I don't know enough about ceramics, but could it be possible that after the glaze was applied, but not yet fired, someone went in and scraped away...
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