This is a Japanese Kanei Tsuho coin. Mat
I cannot see the object he is holding very well, but it could be a ruyi or a branch with lingzhi mushrooms (or a ruyi in the shape of a branch...
Yes, Chinese, 19th c and made for export. It comes likely from a whole album of those paintings...
Sorry, but I am afraid you will not find the answers to your "questions" here. I have nothing elso to add to this thread too.
I think it is totally inacceptable to call members of this forum that offer their experience and opinions for free "trolls", just because they do...
Thank you verybrad, good to hear that they are old!
It is the cathedral of Aachen in Germany.
Ok, if you tested it, then it must be porcelain... However I insist that this is NOT Chinese or Asian at all, you should look in Europe for...
Hello, despite the Chinese theme your tea caddy looks more like 18th c Delft ware to me. The mark reminds me also of these pieces, it is certainly...
Thank you komokwa, I think the style could be French, 2nd half of the 19th century, but I am not sure if it's inner life fits in that period?
To me it looks like the black outlines are not handpainted, just the colours are filled in by hand. I think age is 20-30 years at most. Mat
I have a pair of candle holders and would like to find out how old they are and where they come from. I know that they are certainly European....
It is the decoration that is typical for Japanese Cloisonne. The difference to the other vase is not important, I think the two vases are very...
No, it is Japanese for sure and indeed around 1900, nice, but not especially rare. I would not pay the price asked in the offer above... Mat
Hi, as you said it is not old, it is a Chinese attempt to imitate Japanese Satsuma earthenware. Mat
I would think it comes from Thailand, the figure and the script look to me like that.
I think that is the Hichozan Fukagawa mark, early Meiji seems right. The other pieces you posted are also Meiji Imari, except plate #2, which...
Afantiques is right, these three women were taken from a Minoan wall painting in Knossos, Crete. So your plaque is likely a souvenir from Greece. Mat
I think it looks ok for Meissen, this mark was used 1860-1924. Mat
I think this could be by Albert Kollmann (1878-1962), an Austrian painter.
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