Italian, Spanish, Portuguese?
Beswick and Sylvac are other ideas, but I think SIS may have it.
Love it! Is it A E or A B & Co.?
Huh, I can't see it either. If you don't mind me snagging your photos, I'll see if the FB group can enlighten us. Edme Samson was a very...
Did you google Derby marks? Or could be under Royal Crown Derby marks.
Nice! Maybe a look through the Japanese marks at gotheborg.com might help.
Terrific glaze.
Interesting shape! Haven't seen that before.
Interesting that the "treasures" on the back are stenciled. I'm thinking closer to the turn of the 20th c. but that's just a guess. And for 3...
You can google British registry marks or kite mark and maybe you can get some idea from what you can read.
The diamond shaped impressed mark is a British registry "kite" mark. Since it's illegible, you won't be able to decipher the mark. The other...
It is as the posters said above -- but if it's something that "sparks joy" for you, then I would display it with the damaged side placed away from...
Yes, I see the handle and I think a sauce boat. I also think one of the many Staffordshire factories extant in the mid-1800s. It's a blue willow...
I agree, likely German, late 19th/early 20th c. and my vote is for candle holder.
Sgraffito. Middle third of the 20th c. maybe.
Type of Ho-Ho bird?
Looks pretty modern to me.
I was in Seattle in March to take my daughter and granddaughters to the Space Needle. Well next to it is a Chihuly exhibit which was fascinating...
A lot of rice I buy here in Canada is grown in Texas.
I share your obsession.:D
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