I don’t think the apple is covering up a makers mark. JMHO.
Pretty famous historical thing in Canada. On the news they said that they would also be looking at Erebus’ interior with a drone camera. Kinda...
:D:D:D @ AF!
To tell whether it is porcelain or earthenware, hold the lid up to a light and see if it is translucent. If you can see light through it, it is...
Yes, I think sometime 20th c. Transfer print with some hand colouring.
Can’t recall when Ashworth acquired Mason’s. I also find it confusing, but one of my own favourite plates is impressed Ashworth.
Not Meissen. I think 20th c, an homage to an earlier decoration style. Is it porcelain or pottery?
I dunno. I would’ve probably just cut the wires at the base where they don’t touch the porcelain. If it isn’t tension, then it should just come...
I’m not usually a fan of drip glazes, but this one is stunning. Unfortunately, I have no idea of whodunnit.
And me, thanks for the correction. I usually refrain from commenting on Chinese pieces because I know so little. I did think possibly 18th c,...
I agree with Brad. What was once a nostalgia-driven trend or a collectible “fad” has passed. Decor is it, and modern looking rather than...
Yes, Italy. Likely 1950s or 60s.
I doubt Ming, but maybe 19th c. Bit odd that there are no Chinese characters on the base.
I think there is a solid type air freshener that you could put in the little scent ball. Like the pastilles that they used to put in the...
Nah, just struck me funny!
Hagood Hardy’s song, The Homecoming was used on Salada tea ads. Pretty song.
LOL @ Fid. “slutty phone pictures” :hilarious:
I consider cups without saucers (and vice versa) orphans and I usually donated those to the thrift. Nothing in the photos is jumping out at me,...
Yeah, I’m with the “reproduction, imitation, fake” opinion. Thick foot-rim, sloppy glaze in bottom implies newer manufacture and Limoges mark...
If British, the green stamp could be a registry number.
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