I was right: https://thevault.musicarts.com/how-to-hold-a-flute-an-essential-guide-for-beginners/
Hands are wrong, I think -- left hand at top of flute, right hand lower.
Is it glass or pottery? It has a very glassy look.
Me, too! :D
Welcome Virginia! The more the merrier!
Pretty studio pottery bowl. No idea on who made it and studio pottery is notoriously difficult to ID. Google lens might be an idea. Quite often...
Lovely. Wonder if it was doing something similar to Moorcroft? Lovely art nouveau gal in the style of Alphonse Mucha. Have no idea who the maker...
That is lovely. Hutschenreuther was a major producer of blanks. The KPM ones that I've seen are marked.
Must look up Mott. Will be my learned something new today, LOL! The old fashioned floral china brooches are by various makers, but the upper 2...
The crazy art deco one and the modern one next to it are actually Hutschenreuther. I sold my Rosenthal ones. They're fun.
Would be nice to know, but the backs are covered by the metal. My suspicion is that the blue one may be, but it's in the lesser quality brooch...
Yes, it was the way I searched on ebay for the miniatures -- more of them came up under that title.
Thanks! I thought it was -- just hadn't looked up the mark.
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Hang on, I've got to search for the other photo!:D
Well, in reference to the Sevres-like porcelain plaques posted a couple of days ago, I'm posting the similar one that I have. It has an impressed...
Very pretty! A silver polishing cloth (sunshine cloth/jeweler's cloth) would shine that silver up and make that dragon pop!
Thanks -- I try for a high average! :smuggrin::wacky:
I wouldn't call it rare, but blue and white combinations were likely most popular. Variations in transfer ware colours included green and brown....
Because of time zones, I'm always late to the party. I would've guessed turn of the 20th c, but it's moot now, LOL! I like it!
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