Yes, please do. I'd be interested to know. How tall is it?
I find with studio pottery that it is hard to date very accurately unless it's got a date on the base. You can sometimes date within a decade or...
Wowser! Great job!
I think southeast Asia -- which country, I dunno!
Pretty cool, though!
Ebay completed listings will give you a pretty good idea of relatively recent value.
Another term is blush or blush ware. Very popular at the end of the 19th c and Royal Worcester made a lot of it.
Did you try looking at Japanese marks on gotheborg.com?
I see what Figtree thinks is a mark, but when enlarging the spot, I think it's just reflection. Neither silver overlay or deposit but a plated...
Some misidentified china and pottery on ebay could be real winners -- at least in the old days.
Well, with England impressed on the base it's post-1891, but the decoration style harks back to a little earlier. I knew I had seen that swan...
Ah, that was sweet.
Some things garner a very good rep among their countrymen, (countrypeople?) but don't attract a lot of attention elsewhere. Niche markets, sort...
https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/294-bernardaud-marks Limoges supplied lots of blanks for hobbyist china painters....
What a pretty thing. The gilding and painting are very good quality. Odd that it isn't marked. I get an older vibe from this one, so I would...
I get nothing when the link opens -- just a white, blank page.
It says "Italy." It's very common to see "Italy" written very sloppily.
Fantastic glaze.
I had never heard of "skiver" either and because I'm a language nut, I had to google the etymology of "skive off." Below are two explanations:...
Well, it does have a bit of an Inuit look to it -- a seal carrying something? But I can say that I've never seen anything like it here on the...
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