Did you see this in your google search? https://www.justanswer.com/antiques/c55pd-dona-vietnam-vase-value-information.html Same mark as yours. I...
Sort of like this, but yours may just be a simple vase:...
Reminds me of Norval Morriseau's art a bit.
When I'm walking, babies and dogs get my attention. Fortunately, as a senior and grandmother, no one gets too excited when I approach for a...
Blast from the past -- Love Story -- Ryan O'Neal and Ali McGraw. That "LOVE" image was everywhere back then.
The smaller one could be southeast asian -- shape is very like pottery wine jugs/vessels.
Wish I could help. Looks Japanese, but I'm not certain. One could say with certainty that they're southeast Asian. :D
Sweet. With those impressed numbers, I would think continental -- maybe Bohemia/Germany/Austria area.
Those would've had me licking my lips a number of years ago. Like OBB, I think Coalport, possibly, but could be another Staffordshire maker....
Love those blue topaz earrings! (My birthstone is zircon, so they would work well, LOL!) I'd say you scored big time!
I think a thrift would like these. If you want to sell, you could try local online market places. Not a great deal of value, but sweet.
Sometimes that shape is called a temple jar.
Great cup and saucer. Sometimes referred to as American Belleek.
Would've had to have a glass liner if they were salts.
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Looks like someone was attempting a sang de boeuf glaze. Could be southeast Asian (as in Viet Nam and other places that produce all those pottery...
I haven't seen a silver covered piece of porcelain -- silver deposit and silver overlay, yes, but this? No. I wonder, since trophies are usually...
Try gotheborg.com, Japanese marks.
Schafer and Vater. Or some other similar continental factory. Not Wedgwood.
Gee, I like this little jar! I admittedly and literally know very little about Chinese pottery and porcelain, but I do like to make WAGs. :D. It...
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