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As an aficionado of all things china, this one in a local auction caught my eye. Think it's Continental, maybe French. Any thoughts on country...
The little gilded decorating in the centre makes me think British.
Oops! Not so little!
Nice little bowl. Why do you say Chinese? Imari is usually Japanese, and I would say this is early 20th c, not top-notch quality, but likely made...
Huh. I'm stumped. Could be southeast Asian as they say these days, but strangely, I'm getting an American vibe which may simply be from the...
Strange it's not marked. With those colours, I'm thinking a 20th c. (Maybe first half) reproduction.
I think that they must've been cold-painted originally. But yeah, the styling looks 1920s/30s.
Japanese, late 19th, early 20th c. I think. Nice! You might be able to find the mark on www.gotheborg.com under Japanese marks.
I'm thinking 1920s or 30s, possibly Czechoslovakian...
Don't think that wood is going original to the vase. I'm thinking 20th c. on the vase, not 19th, but just guessing here.
Yes, student/studio pottery.
I third the Nippon vote.
Can't help you, I'm afraid. Most RW wares don't have pattern names from this era. But I suspect that you might be able to find more items in...
Known as crested ware as these things are usually miniature souvenirs with the crest of a city or place on them. The British firm, Goss, was a...
Japanese, or Czechoslovakia, I think.
A possibility, but I doubt it as much that was exported from Japan even back then was of a "cheaper" quality and it wouldn't make sense to import...
Not getting a truly old vibe from this one. Could very well be some studio pottery from 1977.
I have my doubts about these plates, and now remember that I had my doubts about them earlier. I noticed that the balloon seller was double struck...
Well, I'm trying to clear out the stash in the basement and I think that these plates are the real deal -- Italian Desimone 1964 -- but I'm...
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