MTYLO :bucktooth:
Well all well and good, except the Fukagawa mark has 2 lines below ..plus they only made porcelain, never cloisonne and the mark wasn't...
I would say this is a Victorian era vase. Watcombe Torquay did some cold painted earthenwares early on, but no doubt other potteries did too ......
It is cloisonne of course, and Japanese work. Could be on silver, sometimes these are ..the wires are sometimes silver too and this might be one...
I like the yellow chair too - often chairs of this style are not upholstered in vinyl but in leather ...worth checking?
Seems like the seller is confused ..looks like this is the 1979 Bantam edition.
Yes, it would be hard to fit a table like that in the small room, though it would be handy to rest your copy of the Sun on, I guess. :wacky::eek::D
Possibly not Santos but surely the "crude" execution doesn't preclude them from being Spanish Colonial, does it? Personally I think they have a...
Remember what happened to Eric Cartman ..be careful!
Don't think so, but we'll never know from just photos:wideyed: Maybe you are right but I'll stick with horn!:oldman:
Yes, I would say they are Santos. Spanish colonial I'd guess.
Usually not plastic - more likely to be horn?
Don't they call this stuff BOHO? (Don't really know, just guessing:joyful:)
Nice rug K! - I think this could be called a Tekke?
This is a Chinese worker's bowl, mass produced and sold at the docks in Canton so probably brought over with an immigrant ..they were sold to...
Regardless of who made it, I think it's a lovely piece.
There's a similar figure on Pintrest, described as "1960's GDR EAST GERMAN SCHEIBE ALSBACH PORCELAIN FIGURE OF JOAN OF ARC "...
It might be Italian, but my call would be German with those impressed numbers. The modelling and finish also look more Dresden-ish than...
Yes, that's right. It is blown white glass,.
I'm assuming you know these are Chinese, right? :wideyed: Oh yes - the title! I think they are first half of 20th century ...didn't read the...
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