There was a remake of Sabrina with Harrison Ford. Not sure when that was.
L G Co. might be the import company.
FWIW, I think that the flowers are done by a hobbyist china painter on a plate with factory gilding. Usually done on “blanks” but I think whoever...
Don’t think it’s Meissen. Mark is too small and in the wrong place. Lots of companies used the crossed swords mark.
Not too old IMHO and a made up design. :)
Great box. Love the lining!
Never heard of Judd. Like Frankart?
I think so.
I second Scheurich.
Looks Like pottery to me rather than porcelain. I don’t think fake, but maybe one of the many Staffordshire factories in the last third of 19th c.
I dunno for sure because the quality of the painting doesn’t seem good enough to me. However, if it is, then the scratch means that it’s is a...
Welcome aboard. Looks like some lovelies there! There is a separate discussion board here for porcelain, glass and pottery. People will look...
I think things have gone a bit awry here. This is simply a mass-produced, decorative item that one member opined might be around $20. No need to...
Well, this is a bit tough as looking at various Gothic alphabets, it could be either.
Huh. At first glance, I thought Japanese. They did so much of their stuff, but the Czechs supplied a lot of blanks, so it makes sense. Also, I...
So, I would guess British, likely a Staffordshire factory, and anywhere from 1920s to 1970s. It is a double egg cup — one end for a boiled egg...
Strawbloom (straublumen) pattern — popular and seen on wares by many factories (including the Porsgrund coffee pot I have that was my grandmother’s).
I dunno, but isn’t that a little Chinese boy?
Unfortunately, porcelain dinner sets, even those of very well-known manufacturers, aren’t terribly desirable at the moment and prices reflect...
Does look like a modified Chinese landscape/blue willow pattern. How big is it? Vegetable platter? Probably one of the Staffordshire potteries...
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