Possibly Japanese import, or other European factory, I think. May have had a sticker with country of origin on it. Definitely not Meissen.
I would think studio or hobby pottery.
Lots of "cheap and cheerful" Chinese/Asian pottery that is for more daily use than decorative/collectible. That said, I have a weakness for old...
The decoration on this one looks rather home hobbyist than factory.
German? Eastern European, like Poland, perhaps?
I'm thinking relatively recent Southeast Asian with that craquelure and the mounts.
I wonder if the base fits inside something? Like something to keep sauce warm?
Yes, egg cups.
I think this is fairly new. Chen Yang is the pattern. Puiforcat seems to be a French house wares...
That's a stunner!
Well, looking at the website, it's not cheap! Guess the person who's selling the stuff shopped on HSN quite a bit! Thanks for the info!
I'm scrolling through a local online auction and there are a number of Heidi Daus brooches in their box. Seem to be garnering some attention. I...
I think the mark is supposed to be some sort of flower perhaps. Leaf marks are also used. I agree from the decoration and colors used, that it...
I'm no expert, but I have cleaned bisque with mild soap and warm water. You can use a soft toothbrush carefully to get into crevices. It is...
I haven't seen that incised or gouged swirl before on the base of the jar. That makes me think newer (20th c) rather than older, or possibly a...
Thanks, Bakersgma! I had seen that one, but I couldn't see the little indented corners on the cartouche on mine. But, that is it!
Dimensions are 5" diameter and 2" tall.
Next in my "look what I found in the basement" saga, is a set of 6 lobed bowls that I guess are finger bowls. I looked on the silver site for the...
Thank you, Vitry! I shall Google Alfred Fuller and check the ferrule.
Oh, I am making my very slow way through years of my own accumulation. We had new flooring installed last October and now that I'm retired, it is...
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