Calling this Imperial leads to confusion.
Postmodern?
Aesthetic Period, I would guess, 1860s/70s in appearance. Yes, there is a Walter Crane/Kate Greenaway sort of style to it.
I hadn't looked that up, but it's not surprising. Boucher was very successful, well known, popular. It was common enough practice that enamels...
Is my computer going to explode on April 1st?
At this point, I'm willing to attribute this to Maksymilian Piotrowski. Thanks to all!
Don't know, but the lettering was usually independent of the image. When an image shows a plate mark, the lettering usually falls outside that...
It's promising. The time period looks good (1813 - 1875) and he did, on occasion, use similar lighting: [ATTACH] The black and white picture I'm...
That site attributes the print to Payne's Universum. I haven't found definitive information on that publication, but it seems to have been an...
I never would have taken that lettter for a "w". Not sure about Antoni, but possible. You found it and I didn't. Did use most of those search...
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I have some info: the engraver was Daniel John Pound, and it was published by Albert Henry Payne (himself an engraver) in Leipzig c1845/50. But...
The bale looks like it's oriented to the horizon.
Mine, of course, lacks the paper label. (I hadn't realized there was more than one variation.) [ATTACH] I must say, though, that to me, the...
One thing I haven't found is when the biscuit tin was made. Does anyone know?
It’s a biscuit tin: Kemp’s Chocolate Biscuits [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I bought it because it is patterned after a gold snuff box in the Victoria...
I had this decanter set, cut in the same style. Didn't seem antique to me. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Why are you calling this Imperial? Maybe Tsarist.
It's beautiful. It might be based on a bridge the artist knew, but I don't think it's meant to be a specific place. The middle tower is...
Should change the title of the thread so people will know what the pinned sites are about.
Separate names with a comma.
