Nice 19th c. Staffordshire flatback figurines. Genuine IMHO. It's not a pair as they are both the same figure. There may have been a companion...
There is a British transferware group on FaceBook, or you can Google it. There is a data base of pattern names and marks. They may have...
You could check thr marks (Chinese) at gotheborg.com. The one with gold I remember seeing in the 1980s, so I rather think 20thc., but the one...
Might try gotheborg.com to see if the marks are pictured. (Look under Chinese marks.) I'm with the others -- first half 20th c.
I remember reading Little Black Sambo when I was a child. IIRC, he was a happy little guy and I remember I liked the story. :)
I'm voting for the London retailers for the mark. I dunno if it makes any difference to the factory that made them. I think they were cheap and...
Chinese I think and 20th c, but what period of the 20th c I dunno.
Huh. I usually winged the date on these kinds of design around the 1950s, but I may have to revise my thinking!
It has that stenciled look that I have seen on usually Japanese wares from the early 20th c. But Ce BCA identified the mark as Korean. I don't...
Googling Bavent, there is a place of that name in Normandy, France and potterybis made there. I think it's a money bank and you would break open...
At ghat small size, could be for toothpicks.
Scalloped -- that's the term!
Well, it is an Imari palette, and without England on the mark, before 1891, but not by much. I think you could call it a ruffled edge or rim, but...
The cracking in the glaze is a bit troubling to me. Puzzler.
No idea on the maker, but this is giving me a strong 60s/70s vibe.
Nice item -- design and quality look pretty good. Chalkware damages very easily, so if this is undamaged, I could see it making a little moola....
Early 20th c. Condition means trash time, sadly.
I think it may date to the turn of the 20th c, and possibly a fairing? Dunno, but I like it.
I tend to agree with sunday silence, except that the mark with the eagle is similar to a lot of other Austrian/Bohemian marks. I think it is a...
I know that there is no hole in the bottom, but they sure look like lamp bases to me. The cut-outs in the foot rim would make for ease of an...
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