I trust what Chris Marshall says, but I'm not seeing this mark under E.&A. Müller on his site.
Old bottles are heavily reproduced. There are American makers like Wheaton and Clevenger (and others whose names I can't recall) but, as with so...
The dot may be a "grain de remede" and point to a Huguenot maker.
@SoKiku did provide some info in the gallery section: The picture must be rotate to the right side, it is inscribe 99.1.3 day, middle stamp is 舋,...
Always the original. Copying is easy - most of the work has already been done.
Copy of Fiesta in Sevilla by Manuel Barron y Carrillo.
Looks like an English diamond registration mark. You can look up how to read it here: http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/reg.htm [ATTACH]
It's trying hard to be Empire in style. That triangular buttressing of the coliseum walls was not complete until 1827, which puts it after the...
Maybe Maruhon?
Triebner, Ens and Eckert, Volkstedt, Thuringia, Germany, 1877-1894, but possibly later. Rontgen is ambiguous, suggesting that the factory was...
Are you that certain that it's not glass? Some modern glass has a slightly greasy feel to it.
Doesn't look military to me either, but could be some civilian airline.
Martin made a trapezoid guitar. Looks uncomfortable to play, but then balalaikas are triangular.
Just take a sharpie and write Dali in there somewhere.
Either a windmill, or a piece of cheesecake topped by a carrot, on a plate of baked beans.
Rosary box works with the imagery.
I'd guess medieval monks chanting, being directed by the guy on the right. Odd choice of subject matter. The box looks like it might be for cuff...
Hungary has a Latin alphabet and a Cyrillic alphabet. Maybe it's signed in Cyrillic? Maybe it's someone else? I don't know.
It's an obscure one. Joseph and Potifar's wife: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iv%C3%A1nyi_Joseph_and_Potiphar's_Wife.jpg
It has always seemed to me that their policing is third party. I once had an item pulled for calling it Eames Era. When it was pulled, I checked...
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