Any idea of origin and age? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Wonder if this is just for decoration and maybe not that old as it appears to be. The reason for that is that the spout is not open at the front...
The next pucture, with PR Jones.
It is about 6" tall. Is this a vase that requires a stand or maybe was placed on the top of something else? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Is this recent? If not, any idea of the maker? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Is this McCoy or someone else? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Not sure how does it exactly work. Do you put incense in the big tube or in the cap? Or at the attached tube? Or maybe could be dual used. Incense...
Hope someone to translate the mark for you. I personally still cannot figure what is the deal with the Chinese redware. Some sell crazy expensive...
These are quite heavy, most likely made of wood. Wonder if I should list them with no further information and see if buyers with Chinese knowledge...
There are four wall hanging panels, 11 1/4" x 23 1/4" each. I believe the scene depicts the 8 Immortals. I see some of those sell good some not. I...
Amateur or advanced artist? Any chance to ID the building? Thanks [IMG] [IMG]
Not sure if offset prints or stone lithographs. Framed and matted but no visible signature. Any ide who may have been the artist of this or just...
It is about 9 " tall. Any suggestions on origin, maker etc. ? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Thanks for the replies. There are probably many names for those types of glazes. The pot and the cups turned OK, just the plates are lacking the...
Kind of mulbery. I am just using the general term "peach bloosom" that usually describes the glaze invented by the Chinese.
Decorative or they were in use? Sizes from 2 3/4" to 6 3/4". No marks Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Definitely not old and most likely a studio pieces. Don't know if it is domestic or import. Maybe Japanese? The bottoms are marked with what look...
The shape is not traditional Chinese, neither the foot. I suspect it is a decorative piece. Maybe made in Southeast Asia.
Thanks. Seems like it could be a wallpaper roller. I see a lot of these were turned into lamps.
Stamped with made in France and other numbers.Wooden log with raised metal images. thanks
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