Well, I'll revise my thinking -- such a size would be part of a wash stand set and probably latter part of the 19th c. However, parts of the...
How big is it? Looks mid-19th c to me. Lovely shape and detail.
More of a re-find than a find. Friends of ours were over yesterday afternoon and C. and I had a look through of lots of brooches I bought years...
@Chris Marshall Do you reckon that this vase is made in the German/Bohemian/Austrian area? I thought that mark was Japanese, but the numbers and...
In the early 20th c, there was a fad for items made of "French ivory" which was celluloid that had the colour of ivory and some striations in it...
I think that they would look cool together, but you may spy a base you like better as you go about!
Oh, I saw quite a bit of this type of studio pottery back in the late 70s through the 80s. Some, like yours, is quite well done. Use it if you...
Curious mark: Poland China, Made in (German) Poland. What date would that be? Poor Poland, their borders were moved about so often.
Quite a mélange of design motifs from various parts of the world!
This is not my find, but I consider it a score! find. Someone in West Virginia bought this Sung ware Royal Doulton vase for $5 in an antique...
Well, those are all kinds of fun! I dunno about age or who made them, but it is possible that they were new at the time of the previous remodel....
Hold each piece up to the light and see if the translucency is the same. The cup looks like Japanese eggshell porcelain while the saucer seems...
I don't see anything Royal Albert about this. It's mid-19th c and likely some Staffordshire factory. Here's a snippet about the rococo revival...
It has the look of something aged, but how old is the problem. It seems to be a common motif. I guess put it up for sale and see what bites you get!
French... It's bric-à-brac. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bric-à-brac Debora I wasn't going to correct him for fear of being called a "grammar...
I don't know much about the various gods and goddesses of the Hindu religion, but I really like Ganesh for some reason. I'd've picked this one up...
It kinda looks like a faux Sevres mark, but it's upside down. The mark is crossed "Ls."
What was the name for that marble dust-resin product? Cold marble?
Looks like a glaze skip to me -- where the jug was set on something before firing and some of the glaze came off.
I think might also be Dep for depornit -- means registered or something like that in German, but Moreotherstuff probably has it.
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