From Lijiang. Use Google Translate. http://qcyn.sina.com.cn/lijiang/ljtravel/mstc/2011/0629/1118341416.html
Made in Tianjin, or elsewhere imitating a Tianjin carpet.
It is assuredly a reproduction, and looks at first glance like a halftone image. The printing process -- offset lithography, letterpress, etc --...
The interesting bits -- perhaps a name or a location or a date -- are over at the left, where they're hidden in your photo. But like the other...
I cannot tell from the photos whether the outlines are drawn by hand or printed; ditto the colors.
Probably should read 艺术陶器 伊太利 "Art Pottery, Yi Tai Li" though first character closer to 云。 http://sanxuz.blog.sohu.com/119939140.html （scroll down)
You can try to re-wax the piece. First, clean it well of all debris. Then, get the finest beeswax you can find. And an industrial-grade hair...
These are usually made from Qingtian stone, though the colors are a bit different in yours. These are sometimes dyed, so it can be hard to go by...
Why spurious? Do you seriously think that's 600-year-old decoration fit for an Chinese emperor on a 600-year-old pot? If you've nonetheless got...
Spurious Ming Xuande mark.
And if over a couple of years more lines don't show up, then that's a good suggestion it's a crack not crazing. Crazing results from the different...
Japanese, 深川造 "Made by Fukagawa."
It's Japanese, the mark of 綿安 Watayasu. http://www.kutani.org/Virtual_museum/museum/p_plate32.htm
The mark reads "Pure Silver Made by Hattori." K. Hattori was a famous Tokyo silvershop.
Whoops, that's Football Referees, of course.
The characters on the middle one read Eastern and on the right one Hong Kong Chinese Referees Association.
Hakusan Porcelain.
It's not common yet not really rare to find repros marked 仿 fang somewhere.
It looks to me like the mark reads 仿大清乾隆年, "Reproduction of Great Qing Qianlong Era." That is, this is one of those instances in which an...
Search "Kutani Figurine" on Google Images. This may well be a knock-off from elsewhere. I don't see high quality here. In particular, note the...
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