I'm just posting what was posted on the FB group. It would be good to find another source that confirms it.
I couldn't stand it any more and I copied the photo with the mark and posted on the FB group. Here's the reply: Yes, it was once for a few years...
How interesting! Wish my rake brought good fortune rather than a bad back! The very thin porcelain is called "eggshell" porcelain. I think most...
Looks like brass to me and it looks like someone has already had a go or two with Brasso. :cat:
Possibly Coalport.
Those are super nice. I'm thinking 1830ish. If you're on Facebook, there is a group called The British Porcelain and Pottery discussion group...
I think pre-1850 because it seems to have a neoclassical design. Sorry, no idea of the factory.
How heavy are they? What comes to my mind are paper weights. Maybe to hold down the corners of paper when writing (Chinese) calligraphy?
This is very nice. A sort of naive raffaellesco type design. The M made me think of Montelupo pottery, but I dunno. One thing is that Italy is...
My quick google turned up nada, but this might be a factory that makes commemorative ware as well as tea wares. That type of backstamp is seen on...
Looks like a lot of glaze pops. I'm not entirely sure it's factory made...
Try a light rubbing and see if any letters emerge. It's quite a stylized signature and the photo shadows are making it difficult to see individual...
That's what I thought because it's porcelain not pottery, but I looked for the nine valleys character and didn't see it. Is Tsuchida a name or a...
If you're in Sydney, I'm sure there's a good auction house that would give you a rough estimate. (Dunno if they would charge for it.) You'd know...
When I was a kid, I wished that our BC plates were polar bears like the NWT ones! Good catch!
Wowser on the gold finds! Sorry about the omicron. Your sense of taste and smell should return fairly soon. I got the virus at the very, very...
Never heard of her before -- interesting stuff!
It's definitely similar, SIS. However, the Meigh pattern seems more delicate or refined. There were a lot of Italianate patterns though....
Smarty me: I don't say "Holland," I say "the Netherlands." :D
It is satsuma and how lovely to have a set. The tea pot is gorgeous with that dragon spout! You can search your mark at gotheborg.com under...
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