That's a "I've never seen that mark before" plate, LOL! I'm curious about the gold "numbering." Almost look cyrillic
As always, Chris gives us the details we lack. I knew that Bahnhof means railroad, but not that Bahnhof Selb meant secondary art department. Very...
I think these are Japanese, turn of the 20th c. into the 1930s I'm guessing. I also think courtiers. Odd that there is no mark to show country of...
Does look like a tea caddy! I like it a lot, but not sure it's all that old. I wonder if that mark is on gotheborg.com somewhere.
If it is Ambiorix, then quite possibly this is Belgian. Those impressed numbers are often seen on continental pottery. Lovely charger -- who put...
That was my impression, too.
The base being magenta while the body is goldish with large cracks in the glaze makes me think that it is overpainted. If you think it is, then...
Thomas is a division of the Rosenthal company.
Not Royal Worcester I think. I do see a pattern number and I wonder which factories would have a "B" or some letter above the number. Might not...
The "silver" decoration is actually platinum. Seems to me it was popular from the 1920s to 1940, give or take.
It's what I like to call a "quick work" piece. Very decorative, but gives the impression that it was decorated speedily so one could produce many...
Score!
Oh, I well remember that clown!
:D:D:D
Hmmm, that gilded banding has me a bit puzzled. Shape is fine and the body looks like it's marbled or agate type of ware. This is what I'm...
Yes, the glaze cracks and crazing is not done on purpose on your vase. They are, unfortunately, a defect which might decrease value but by how...
Sometime long ago, I had a Coalport piece of a similar shape and was told it wasn't a cornucopia , but shape based on a Greek rhyton -- a drinking...
The Canadian blue box!
I wish I could tell you what search words to use, but Chinese celadon 20thc vase would be my starting point. However, I'm really bad at google...
Copying/imitating the Chinese?
Separate names with a comma.
