Well, that pot is all kinds of fun!
Pretty much everything you see with the Chelsea mark you can figure it isn't. The incised number (100?) looks continental to me, but I wouldn't...
Maybe that's what the characters say on the handle base! :)
Cheese dome. Or anything else you'd like to put on a teak plate and have covered so it doesn't dry out. Popular back in the '70s IIRC.
The thread about the smoky quartz jewelery reminded me that I have done nothing with my Mom's jewelery that I inherited when she passed away in...
I have my Mom's smoky quartz cocktail ring. Early '60s IIRC. I inherited all her jewelery and haven't a clue what to do with it.
Boy, that brought back memories of a beaded coin purse I had when I was a kid back in the 1960s! :D
Did you check gotheborg.com under Japanese marks. IMHO, this is a newer one, but might be worth a look.
Thanks to you and Bluumz -- it just looked a bit odd to me (happens all the time now I've reached senior citizen status! :D )
Like SIS, I was thinking German or Japanese. Now that Turkish set is really close, so that is a likely attribution. These sets were common in the...
Does anyone else think that the lid looks a bit small?
Thanks, it looks like he is related to the Hunt family on Vancouver Island. Lots of history there with Thunderbird Park at the RBC provincial...
Kinda looks like Yi-xing ware except for the interior glaze.
Looks right to me.
Hmmm...wonder if it's German or thereabouts...
Well, you've got quite the decoration melange on that one. I would, like OBB, suspect Japanese or Southeast Asian...
Here's one with same label and similar colourway, but no date, maddeningly....
I haven't looked to see if there's a date marking system or not. I kinda go by base colour and type of decoration. This one dates to the 1960s...
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