Yeah, I had one of those once, but mine was Wade: [ATTACH]
So that is the bottom you're showing? So deeply recessed, I thought it was inside of the stein. I'm not seeing much age to this. Fairly...
I'd guess St Basil's Cathedral with the Moscow Kremlin behind (with a bit of artistic license). [ATTACH]
I wouldn't call it impressionist. It looks to be very much of it's time. I guess I'd call it Deco (if it must have a name).
No mark on the bottom?
You can compare sizes and whatnot with this: https://www.dia.org/art/collection/object/little-putney-no-1-64965 Yours does look to be on laid...
What is it made of?
Sad news, James. I wish you all the best that can be had. I have enjoyed reading your posts and will miss them. Whenever I see old furniture...
May be a Mayfly (éphémère in French) rather than a dragonfly.
Doesn't look Wedgwood-ish to me, and I see *ackwood.
There's an 18th C mark similar to this for Prince F.W.E. Hildburghausen. I don't think this is anywhere near that old, and the mark is an imitation.
Probably just a different edition. Most likely one will pre-date the other. Back when the pre-Raphaelite painters were out of fashion, a book...
Where is @James Conrad ?
Art or Metalware. To me this looks like a '80s piece inspired by art deco.
According to Rontgen: H Wehinger & Co., pre-WWII
I expect it would greatly reduce the value, but I don't know. Tissot is well known. I'd be curious to find out.
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