I think if it was a royal (commemorative) piece, it would've been marked. The neck and shoulder do show some sort of generic military design --...
If it was Lladro (and the colouring is very similar) I would expect it to be marked. But, I could be mistaken.
Looks like a folk art piece -- redware in the States. Forget what the English call it. Just WAG-ing here, but maybe eastern European -- Poland,...
EHS might be the person depicted. Might be a piece done for an art class? Could be a hobbyist thing, but I've never seen one like that before.
Not Meissen crossed swords mark.
I googled Shelley fluted dish and saw a number with the same shape as yours, but not the design. Lady with borzoi dogs design seems to be 1930-ish.
That's a puzzler!
IN or NI, but it looks like the impressions around the initials might be a factory or location name?
I'd take that icky felt strip off. Will be able to see the foot rim then, but Asia somewhere is likely.
SCORE! It's a beauty!
Great haul! Those lamps look to be in really good condition. Must say that the Held glass vase is lovely. I wonder if those Birks ring boxes --...
https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/390-ludwigsburg-marks
@evelyb30 -- hope you're feeling better. I hope to get the double covid/flu vaccine here soon.
Home hobby ceramics. You choose the greenware, colour and glaze it and someone with a kiln fires it. Very popular craft in the 1970s.
Chinese cloisonne. Others may be able to date better than I, but I think latter half of 20th c. Sweet.
The photo is upside down but I read Made In France.
The little metal tea set is cute! I rather like the earrings with the 3 coloured stones or whatever they are.
Ash in the kiln?
Likely somewhere on the European continent and that's as much as I can say without seeing the item.
It may remain a mystery why the mark looks genuine. I think Chris used "impersonation" to mean imitation, fake copy, etc. But I don't want to...
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