Not a clue on this one, but possibly British. Never seen a handle like that. Does anyone have Berthoud's compendium of cups?
I suspect it's a home ceramic ware -- one decorated the greenware and then it was fired in a small kiln. Was a fairly popular hobby in the 70s....
Compote maybe.
At first I thought Galluba and Hofman, but it looks like a T rather than an H in the logo.
Thanks for coming back and updating! It is a nice one and the valuation reflects that. We don't consider that way of marking Chinese wares as...
Which is heavier: Alabaster or marble? I dunno, shipping costs would make me shy away.
The ring handle was made by many factories. Coalport is a possibility as are several other Staffordshire factories. The 3 digit pattern number...
What a nice ewer. Nice controlled crackle to the glaze. Looks to be studio pottery.
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It would be marked if it was Royal Worcester. This is, IMHO, a 19th c Staffordshire cup and saucer. It's nicely done and I wish I could remember...
Haven't seen it before myself. I dunno. Looks like some weird growth or fungus.
Those are unusual, but cool. It looks like they may have had lids. Too bad there's no pic of the base. Could be Paris porcelain, but that's a...
I once bought a Royal Worcester biscuit jar from an ebay seller. Then I noticed a small plate in the small pattern listed by the same seller and...
From thepotteries.org: Basic printed mark on porcelain, c.1878+ England added from 1891 Made in England added from 1910 You can date your set...
There isn't a general rule on value reduction as it depends on the item and the amount of damage. :shame:
At my age, I'm the living embodiment of wabi-sabi! There's an apocryphal story about the medieval monks who lettered and illuminated books all...
A quick google of Badonviller Thouars shows that Thouars is the pattern. (Looks stencilled.) Badonviller is also a place in France, so I expect...
Looks good for Meissen to me.
I think English. With the chip, value is reduced.
When I see styles like Brad's vase, I always think of "art moderne" rather than art deco.
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