Cloud glass?
Very nice. [ATTACH]
Don't know who did it, but I agree with the date you've given it. It looks to be an etching in combination with drypoint. Etching covers it.
Looks like a wood or lino cut.
Some clear, sharp pictures of the hallmarks may tell a lot. An idle guess on material would be vermeil (gold plated silver), but the hallmarks...
I recently saw a Lenci figurine on eBay. It was badly damaged and the opening bid was still well over $100. I dithered about bidding - expensive...
My guess would be zinc, or such, with silver plating.
Maybe made in China for the German market.
A short article on George Baxter and his printing process (names William Dickes as a licensee):...
How odd that the "E" in Etruria is backward.
Bristol glass?
That's the only one I found online. Surprising.
Here's one on Worthpoint (They call it a "weeping girl".) https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/vintage-austin-productions-1981-1806843873
I'd guess it's a Mayan limestone carving, but no idea how old it may be. [IMG]
I'd guess that OP's item is imitative of the Poppelsdorf/Royal Bonn stuff. The mark under the printed "Louis XVI" may be imitative of the Royal...
The image is "La Cage" by Francoise Boucher. [IMG]
Another teacup identified as Williamson online: same shape and handle, to my eye same period decor. [ATTACH]...
It is very similar.
Well I didn't know that cups for morning tea are conventionally larger than cups for afternoon tea. You'll find lots of teacups and saucers that...
Bored. Bored. Bored. Bored. Bored. So I'll ask about this cup and saucer. Nothing special, standard size, but I'm guessing pre-WWII. Pretty sure...
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