With the founding date, Rontgen says 1945 to the present (my copy 1997). When the additional "Germany" was added, I don't know. I also don't...
Always interesting. Not that I've spent any time looking, but I don't think I've ever seen an original Escher print for sale:...
With fairy wings? I think it's coincidental.
The third photo down just looks like a smal glaze skip to me - not a maker's mark.
This may be an identifying cane, but I don't know who: [ATTACH]
For all anyone knows, that bowl might have been a steal.
I remember on eBay once seeing a sheet holding a half dozen individual examples of this New Zealand stamp: [ATTACH] Each stamp had a penciled...
Aren't ceramics supposed to be Skinner's specialty? You get a pot... take it to Skinner. They have to be aware of the Chinese ceramics market....
Called an ecuelle.
You would expect Skinner to know.
The Nicholas Vereker to be found online was born in 1954 (his antecedent namesake being 18thC). The print might not pre-date the '70s or '80s,...
I've read that yellow is a particularly difficult color to achieve in a glaze and has Imperial associations in China. All of which is probably...
It also depends on whether a piece is decorative or utilitarian. If it's meant for use, crazing commonly leads to staining.
I did an image search. There's a good chance that the drawing was rendered as an etching at some time, but I don't know that it was. A...
Might not be an intaglio print. Have you had it out of the frame? Seems to be a copy of a Michelangelo drawing: Prudence [IMG] I remember being...
Cracks, breaks and all!
I think the style is right for the Napoleon III era. That blue color was called "bleu celeste".
It's a beautiful form and color. Could be Canadian jade and made in China. Just saying...
It looks hand carved to me and could date to the period of the photo (assuming it's an original print - albumen?). The pattern looks like it...
Well, ok, looking at the base again... are these glass or ceramic? The treatment looks so very Mary Gregory and the body looks so glassy that I...
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