Could the seated guy be holding a buggy whip?
I'm not finding any 1935 examples of this online. Cassandre did a very similar design for the Nicolas wine shop in '35/'36. This might be a first...
Looks like a cross between Staunton and Barleycorn. Search eBay for "Antique French Chess Set" and you will find similar. Don't know if any of...
Not if the re-strike is from a reputable company. Your prints include publisher and date. If a re-strike was produced by someone else, including...
I once called the L.A. County Museum of Art to see if there was a catalog to go with an exhibition of Faberge they were holding. There wasn't,...
Sounds like it from that bio.
Wikipedia says there's a collection of his illustrations in the British Museum, so that might be a site worth checking.
The lines look like lithography (hand colored) to me, but they could still be of the period. And I could be wrong.
Scroll down here, near the bottom: http://www.archivedauctions.com/s/1489708/minton-porcelain-bala-pattern-dinner/
It's a possibility. Do you find any Limbach pieces that seem stylistically similar?
I think the mark more closely resembles Gotthelf Greiner of Thuringia, but not the same. (Maybe some company claiming the lineage?) Maybe like...
I wonder if they'll respond.
From Wikipedia: Fidus was the pseudonym used by German illustrator, painter and publisher Hugo Reinhold Karl Johann Höppener (October 8, 1868 –...
Is it a tile?...
I think the stilt marks on the bottom are a good sign, and the pattern looks very similar to the pieces in your link, and they did use that kind...
I don't think there's sufficient stylistic similarity for an attribution. One problem is that one portrait of a little boy looks much like...
From the crackle, it could be new and Chinese.
Doesn't look hand carved to me.
On the one piece I had, the information I found said Falcon Ware was a brand name of Thomas Lawrence Ltd. Apparently made in Lewes, it had an...
I don't know what to make of all those parallel lines. They seem to be carved. [ATTACH] I don't think they're Scheger lines. I wonder if it's...
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