Well, it could be a trio, coffee can,tea cup and saucer...nice that you looked closer. Some of the early impressed marks are quite faint once glazed.
Kaiser is a well-known German manufacturer. Never heard of Floss...
I knew that bath oils wasn’t right! :facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:
I’m in the repro camp.
Hmmm... Although the right part of the mark looks like a “B” over a “C”, I’m actually thinking maybe China or Japan as it does also look Asian....
My vote is Continental from the style of the impressed numbers. First third 20th c.? Could be Belgian, German, etc.
Good. I, for one, like it very much as I’m partial to birds. It has an aesthetic quality to it, but as there are holes in the rim for hanging, I...
I think it says in German “bad töle” which google translate tells me means “bath oils.” Seeems like Floss is the manufacturer, and from the look...
Interesting. The label may be that of the import company. I love the colour, but it almost looks like the decoration is unfinished. Like there...
Yes there is the character for kutani in the cartouche. Did you check kurani marks at gotheborg.com?
Can anyone darken the base photo? May make the mark easier to see.
Interesting. But the base and “wash” inside the neck make my think Southeast Asian.
Any marks? Pic of the base?
Geez, my first thought was Mayan, Aztec, Incan design rather than Chinese. I know next to nothing about this stuff. Does look “weathered.” I’m...
Thanks! I have saved the link, and also Davey’s suggestion as there are always wood pencils around!
Not Crown Derby. Is the saucer marked similarly? Saucers were deeper at one time because people used to pour the hot tea from the cup into the...
Can you still get lead for some of the older propelling pencils? I have a sterling one that was my grandfather’s, but the lead in it is much...
LOL, late to the party!
Apostolic work?
Is there an impressed letter as well as Wedgwood? I think it’s drabware, too. If you’re not on Facebook, i could post your photos there for you.
Separate names with a comma.
