Thank you @ola402 for that great information. :happy:
Upon closer inspection, (I put my reading glasses on :rolleyes:), that is a match. The gold trim below the rim appeared raised when I first...
:hilarious::hilarious: @Bronwen Good luck with both of your careers. Thanks for sharing.
Sorry it took so long to get back here. Thank you! That dish is very close but the edge is different. However, now that I saw the base of this...
These are hand painted but have no marks. The base look similar to other Limoges bread/desert plates. I haven't found other plates with this...
After removing it from the frame, I can confirm that it is a copy and not an engraving. I do think it's older than the 1930's. The original...
It sold for $10...
Have you done a completed search on ebay of Decorative Christmas Plates? Here is a link to sold Christmas plates running from high to low. You...
Interesting information in that second link on ecrater. My print does not have the background detail. I'm leaving for an appointment so I'm not...
That's odd that I put in the same terms and nothing came up. Bronwen, one of my reverse image searches identified it as a "carving" but said "no...
How did you find it?
Thank you!!! That led me to this. https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/371644
Thank you! I will have to pull it out of the frame to see if there is printing hidden under that mat.
I did a reverse image search on Google without any luck. The mat is round so I'm not sure if the print is. I did not want to pull it out of the...
Lunch at the Ritz prices have come down quite a bit from what they were but still sell well.
It would be better if you posted some photographs of both the front and the back of a few plates. Not all brands are marked but the bottoms can...
Can you post a close-up of the mark? I tried to enlarge it but still couldn't read it.
I remember reading that dyed Howlite is coated with either a resin or acrylic so the color will not bleed.
I think the image looks like a litho. Look at the edge impression, it looks like the shape of a litho stone.
Possibly a Samson piece. Samson made beautiful copies and used the Sevres mark. They also used a cross sword-like mark with an S. Here is a...
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