Wondering when Coalport put "leadless glaze" on their back stamps. Yes, after 1891 when "England" was added. If there is a directory of Coalport...
Not Derby, but an imitation. I'm thinking 20th c and, on the base, may have had a sticker of the company name which has since come off.
Pretty vase. Not really old, I think. You might find the mark under Chinese marks at gotheborg.com.
I dunno. I always thought this was Japanese ware for export to the West. I could be wrong about that. Sorry to say that stamped gilding and the...
So, here is a thread from this board about Clare china which in this case was the pattern Clare made by Crown Stafforshire....
So the Vienna plate is lovely, but I think that it may date to late 19th c. However, I prefer the Derby plate. Could be 1820-ish, but I don't...
It seems to me that most Chinese ceramic items with that turquoise colour that I've seen are dating to the turn of the 20th c., maybe first third...
Well, when you do get it open, post a photo, please!
Has it been varnished?
That stabilizer on the base is a tad curious. The decoration and colours seem similar to Japanese wares from c. 1920, but I wouldn't swear to it....
I just don't see c1770. It's reticulated. The decoration (painting) doesn't jibe with that era. But, I could be wrong.
It isn't that old, is it?
It's not mine but belonged to my late neighbour. I'm just trying to help them sort what has a little value and what is "decorative.". I do like...
Yeah! I think I saw that one! :D
I tried to google Richard Gross artist and got some hits, but I'm not sure that the first name is Richard. Anyone have another guess? Thanks....
CRS. Hochst? Nope. Pitchfork marks. Treibner Ens. Maybe a visit to porcelainmarksandmore.com is in order...
Looks good to me.
This may be it: https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/338-chodov-marks
Can't tell for sure, but it looks like egg shell porcelain (very thin and translucent) which was popular in the first third of the 20th c.
American, I think. I wonder if it's floral ware -- stuff produced for florist companies.
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