If I found it, I'd keep it -- at least for a while. The repair could be cleaned up a bit, but every piece has a history...
Strange -- they look like a pair, (and quite likely they are) but the bases are slightly different. The one with the mark has 2 firing holes and...
That second plate is a winner, damaged or not!
Cuspidor.
This is a possibility: https://printedbritishpotteryandporcelain.com/who-made-it/clews-maker
I thought the design elements looked like they were copying Chinese design -- the clouds look like noodles really and the dragons are certainly...
Warranted Staffordshire Clew(s)? Wouldn't call this flow blue, but just a dark blue transfer.
I heart oxblood glazes. Lovely.
Well, that is one handsome coffee pot. With that knopf and rope bit I'm thinking aesthetic design (from Google: From 1860 to 1900, the Aesthetic...
Funny, that Doulton cup was exported to a high end retailer in New York and then found it's way back to Britain! I like the Cauldon duo very much...
Nice piece of studio pottery. Could be of a potter who works in Kentucky. It sometimes doesn't travel far from home. I believe there is a...
This site (https://myporcelains.com/porcelain-marks/moritz-zdekauer/) says after 1945, so from then to the dissolution of Czechoslovakia (1980s?)...
LOL, that's a diminutive of my name that some people use. I wouldn't describe myself as a "work of art" though!
I think jar with missing lid because IIRC these little jars had wooden lids. Could be misremembering though. Not a tea cup because no handle,...
This particular mark is seen on Royal Worcester's sort of houseware production rather than their "good" china for want of a better term. Most...
All these plates you have are really interesting and not typical stuff you see, but I know nada! The mark looks almost like a monogram.
Bats, yes. Flaming pearl of wisdom in the centre? That mark is curious. If I saw it on a British item, I would say it's a faux asian mark which...
What Ce BCA said. ;)
Yes, but only in the off-season. It gets super crowded in the summer.
Oh my word, thank you, but no expert. I've just picked up a tidbit here and there during my collecting years.
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