Yours is a later reproduction, the original is titled quite differently.
Hi there, welcome a-board;)
Well it's pretty sure a 7 not a 1 so there's that ...I'm no student of 19th century US history but walker was a unionist and darling a confederate...
Wow - good find!
Japanese, Yokohama porcelain 20's or 30's no later
mooshy peas, at least by that name (soda drenched batchelors marrowfat peas) came along after I left the UK and we never had them with pies down...
ooh sorry - I think the red ones are superb - each to his or her own though ...;)
Just popped out for a minute to drop by the local second-hand store up the block from where I live. Saw this lace piece, not something I would...
Steamed pie with HP - the British caff staple of the 60's!
Try them with a dash of HP maybe?
That's a very saucy comment!
This is the "complete" Kutani mark on your vase [ATTACH]
@dgbjwc You may want to take a look at this thread regarding a similar Kutani vase to yours...
I'm quite familiar with Satsuma POTTERY - however, this is PORCELAIN. The motif of those figures, however "crude", is not exclusively the domain...
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Ah ...grasshopper ... the way of the connoisseur;) - you can't go wrong if you buy quality. Good for you!
@hamptonauction I found this article on Kammavaca from the British Library - maybe of interest?...
I can't view the photos - no facebook I guess.
The mark is upside down, but I'm not so sure it is a Chinese copy, that calligraphy on the side seems way too freely written to be Chinese, I'm...
I would say this is not a typical tea bowl or chawan, but just a small bowl. Of course you could use it for drinking tea but in my book that does...
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