Take a very close, harsh, and critical look at the glaze where those yellow patches are. If it's stain you should find glaze flaws, crazing or...
Willem Blaeu would be a good place to start looking.
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I suppose, in that picture, that's a felt background and it's just the texture of the cloth that holds the labels in place Some seem to be...
The painting seems to wrap entirely around the vase. That would be difficult to accomplish without an obvious seam.
I think it looks very good. Did you do the rules yourself? Is this a painting pasted to a card? It looks like someone took a rectangular...
There can be good stuff at thrift stores. I used to regularly see it walking out as I was walking in.
The styling looks like Noritake. A special order maybe, without their mark? The weight of the plates might indicate hotel ware.
I have a hunch the decoration on this creamer would be termed Indianische blumen, but don't quote me on that.
Meissen is a place, so there was more than one Meissen porcelain factory. When people see the crossed swords, they think the Royal Porcelain...
Rontgen does show Meissen marks with a six pointed star as yours. They date the mark 1774-1814. Whether this is actually one of those marks, I...
Can't help at all, but I think that's a beautiful brooch.
Others may be more optimistic.
Sadly I know when I buy stuff like this, I can't give it away.
Can you see a signature or a date on the picture? There could be 2 of the same painting in the same frame with plaque, all the way across the...
Nothing is too ugly to sell. I gave it a 'like', but that doesn't mean I'd want it.
https://www.justanswer.com/antiques/7g4kp-bought-large-painting-carmel-california-1983.html If this is the link you found, notice that the...
I think, stylistically, it's mid to late 17th or early 18th C (baroque), but that's no guarantee as to when it was painted. Once a style is out...
The details you show look Chinese to me. The script is usually just called "archaic". I don't think anyone bothers to translate it. From those...
Could be Homer, the Blind Bard.
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