I think there has been a it of misunderstanding, but not from what you have said previously. There's a difference between being made by someone...
I agree with Fid and do think there may be cause for concern. It does not seem to me to be of Imperial quality, particularly in the castings. It...
I think it is Schafer and Vater. The mark is poorly struck, but it still looks like a 3-pointed crown over a star.
I really don't know. I've looked up La Goulue before - just curious about the Moulin Rouge characters depicted by Toulouse-Lautrec. Nothing yet...
It's a naive work done by an untrained artist. Proportionality is whatever the artist decided was necessary to put what he wanted in the picture.
She resembles La Goulue (Louise Weber).
A company called Dennhorn made such items, the porcelain by Villeroy and Boch. Maybe others did as well. Cracked through and so badly stained, I...
It seems to be in the style of Mulready, but it looks strange and I wonder if it has been over-cleaned (or a copy/fake).
Harry Wooley. Doesn't seem to be a lot known about him. https://bearalley.blogspot.com/2009/03/harry-woolley.html
Look more like arrows to me. Not seeing anything particularly promising in Rontgen, but Kalk porcelain in Eisenberg might be worth a look...
The first is probably recent as well, from China with a fake registration lozenge. We've seen similar on these boards previously.
It's yours. I just colored it.
Just curious if your bracelet is anything like this: [ATTACH] It looks like that ring on the lower left is stamped?
But is it worth the expense?
My hopes are dashed! :arghh::arghh::arghh: What's a pin stop?
You can search the artists online and get some sense of what people are asking for at least some of them. You might have some pricey stuff there,...
The mark looks right.
Another ALB: [ATTACH] This one marked only Made in England: [ATTACH] And a studio pottery piece: [ATTACH]
Sometimes imagination is all we've got to go on.
And this from the same site: http://www.mystaffordshirefigures.com/believe-it.html The writer really objects to the idea of slip cast...
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