Thanks for the clarification!
Yes, it does look like a modern “copy.” Anytime you see that brown wash on the base, it is almost certainly a southeast Asian production....
This just occurred to me...Kazakh = Cossack? Probably something very obvious...:oops:
Don’t think this is too old and I think the crazing is intentional. JMHO.
The “M” looks right and not all the marks were used all the time from what I gather. The EA Mueller factory made high end porcelain figures from...
Maybe hot water pot?
Yeah, blended was my first thought.
Just wanted to say “velkommen” to PerJensen. Per was my Dad’s name. :shame:
Yes, Japanese was my thought, and I don’t think it has any great age to it.
You’re probably right. This is glossy and not matte which most blush ivory wares were. It’s in the age range of blush ivory wares.
I think it had a lid. Worcester biscuit barrel has a lid with a flange that sits inside the barrel rim. The rim is gilded in mine. It also has...
I can’t remember! It started off legit and then veered into crazy pretty quickly!
Ah, Fid, I’ve missed you! For those of you who don’t “know” Fid from the old eBay boards, this is the way he is and he knows his stuff. Yes,...
Yes, I cringe to think who would put Meissen in a dishwasher!
I don’t think that gold is original. Looks like a spray paint job from the pix. I’d take it off, but that’s just me.
Mark looks Chinese, but I dunno. I’ll see if I can find anything out and post back if I do.
Could be German. But could be British like Brownfield or Dudson, perhaps. Agreed, 1850 -1890 ish.
Looks good,t me, but something unfortunate has happened to the gilding.
Mark is upside down in the photo. Look for your mark under Japanese marks at gotheborg.com. IMHO, not a lot of age, but I do like yellow!
Anyone else think it looks like studio pottery?
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