I think this was a little night table or boudoir lamp. If it was Tettau, I'd expect to see a mark. I'm thinking this might be one of many German...
Well, there were only so many made, and some people collect pieces with staple repairs, so no, there's still value, but not as much as one in good...
Sorry, that was me. :rolleyes: I'm a moderator of the British Pottery and Porcelain Discussion group on Facebook. I just wanted to confirm my...
Yes, I read the whole article, too. It was interesting and lots of good info of what to look for in period pieces.
Does look like a trivet except it the surface is fluted so kinda wobbly to set stuff on. Lid for a chamber pot? Chimney flue cover?
LOL, very similar to my husband and me, but in reverse! My endeavours cost us money whereas anything my husband does makes money! PS: we have...
Brad beat me to it. No idea why I remember that word. Much commoner ones leave me looking frantic as I roam my brain trying to remember them!...
This site -- 3 quarters of the way down -- shows some leaf marks and yours seems quite similar to me. BWDIK?...
Biscuit barrel? Looks like there might have been a handle with those bits on the side. Also a bit odd to see the base glazed with that chocolate...
Gosh, my first thought was "that's the plainest imari pattern I've seen!" :woot:
Iridescent glaze. All different factories, but all German (at the time of production). Pre WW2. Here's some info on the Tillowitz:...
Did you look on the Rosenthal home page? IIRC there was a tab for history. The studio linie (studio line) had famous designers design some...
Wowser, that's huge. Must be heavy. I did not know that Creil and Montereau joined with Choisy le Roy at some point.
Not sure I see anything that looks particularly Russian about this one, but from the incised marks, I would say continental Europe somewhere! Sweet.
Japanese, maybe? Almost looks like a kutani mark in the bottom right character.
Yes, a bell. If it was a Shakespearean character, Crown Staffordshire would have included the name on the base. I have a few CS Shakespeare...
Yes, a nice set and I was going to say c. 1920, but I got interrupted before I replied! I've seen this sort of air-brush technique on the...
Perhaps an early fairing?
Oh, now I see A S & Co. What does the potteries.org say for that one? :D
The Nottingham road marks look the closest, and I initially thought c. 1820ish for date. Someone was pretty sloppy making that mark!
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