Not Royal Worcester. Many factories made blush and ivory ware that is copied from or similar to Royal Worcester shapes. I've never heard of...
What Brad said. German factories supplied a lot of china blanks.
Well, any mark would be on the base which is covered by the mount. Pretty thing, too bad about the missing lid.
I prefer to call them imitations or reproductions of older pieces for the decorator market. They are fakes when sellers try to sell them as antiques.
I'm no expert, but from viewing them at auction and at antique shows, plus a little bit of reading and info from people on forums like this, you...
Probably.
Otagari, IMHO, is better than average Japanese export porcelain.
Pretty much all the marked figures would be from the 20th c and therefore reproductions. William Kent (no relation AFAIK) made reproductions from...
OK, I would do some research before purchasing. I'm not saying these aren't genuine Staff figs, but cats are particularly collectible (like the...
Since the back is relatively flat, this St. Andrew (I think I can imagine his arms around a cross), was part of a larger statue or even group that...
I don't think 1950s is too off the mark. I'd put it first half of 20th c just from the shape, but it could be later. Might find the mark on...
https://greatgatsbys.com/articles/barbotine/ This site gives some info.
I stand corrected!
Very nice! I would've grabbed it and I'm trying to get rid of stuff now, not collect!
Yes, looks like the Edme Samson mark, but that gilding is pretty recent.
https://www.google.com/search?q=carl+thieme+mark&sxsrf=ALiCzsY9aijwLwYKVHHLGMUuM0VWau-Fng:1665248722056&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiLuKn0...
Those flowers are similar to barbotine, but I agree with OBB.
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