Like the whole piece is hobbyist or just the painting? The decoration is underglazed.
I did search a lot too but found nothing closer. As to being made in China, any reasons for that?
Any suggestions on the signature? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Not sure if Majolica is the type of pottery. Don't know if it was originally a vase or some type of pot that was turned into a lamp or something...
Sorry for my wrong expectations. I thought it had more value.
Thanks. You are right.
I'd think if snuffer, the cup should be smaller and with no holes. If incense holder, how it would be used?
What is it? [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
No text and no Libbey marks. Maybe unofficial or they are not Kentucky Derby at all? [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Here is another one. Different decoration but looks like being made of the same stone. I guess not old and not nephrite. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]...
I'd think Japanese. Maybe prior to 1900's ? I find it really nice. In my opinion if you decide to Ebay-it, you'll do well even with no ID on the seal.
Thanks.
Any idea of origin and maker? Thanks [IMG] [IMG]
Not sterling and nothing special but curious about the signature/mark. Any suggestions? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
That't the thing, the glaze is not that hobbyist but the bowl feels like being made from a mold. But I could be wrong.
I kind of like the glaze but I suspect it is a hobbyist piece. Light weighted, fully glazed bottom with spur marks. Am I right? Thanks [IMG] [IMG]...
Is it possible to be Murano with such base?
I am not able to tell if there were marks on the base [IMG] [IMG] Chinese export marks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
There were felt pieces on the bottom but still I don't find any significant wear. That depression is too smooth. Also, there is grits on some...
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