But that's a swan, not a pelican. (Meissen did make pelican figurines.) There's one currently on eBay Germany:...
Is that a white body ceramic? That, in itself, would be unusual.
Not difficult to imagine him insisting on a custom binding. I wonder who did the work. An instance where the binding and provenance probably...
I'm gonna guess it's a decorator mark, not a maker.
Very pretty. Must have spent it's life in a drawer.
No, not a fake. Upside down depends on how you are holding the figurine. Your large photo of the mark is showing it upside down. It's...
I would guess from the 1970s. The decoration looks like it's taken from a brass rubbing.
Not a lot of value, but that depends partly on getting the type of print correctly ID'd. You can see how indecisive an answer you got from these...
A Florentine souvenir. No idea how long they've been made. As per the label, it's a panel from the "Paradise" door of the Florence Baptistery by...
I think the mark as shown is incomplete and upside down: Carl Scheidig, Grafenthal, 1935-72.
A beautiful pin, but not for me. Apparently the clasp is called a trombone catch and dates it pre-WWII.
The original is cut paper and larger. https://www.moma.org/audio/playlist/6/316
You can run this German Wikipedia entry through an online translator: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unterweißbacher_Werkstätten_für_Porzellankunst...
This looks like one without color:...
Might be a drake and hen situation.
It's a nice looking piece. I would guess that "handle" is a signature trait in itself. [ATTACH]
Could be. The granular quality looks iffy for aquatint... but could be iffy for wet stone lithography as well.
It's a Czech surname.
Quite nice as a stand-alone object though.
I'd never heard of it. It's quite a spectacular thing.
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