I did not know Hume, as I am not familiar with American Archaeology, but more with Classical Archaeology, but of course we use the term TPQ too....
Thank you for all these informations! I think the information given for this kind of jug in the descriptions of the Westerwald museum are a bit...
Thank you for the link! In that thread you assumed an early 20th century date for your jug, but there were no comments on that. Do you still...
Hi, I bought this Westerwald jug. It is quite big, ca. 45 cm. Has anyone an idea how old it is? My guess would be 19th century? It seems that the...
My guess would be modern Japanese with printed decoration. I do not know the mark.
I do not think you paid too much... Was the tray included ? :)
Hi, the mark on the plate is a Qianlong mark, but looks quite new to me. The teapot looks more like a Japanese Kyusu to me, and yes, indeed it is...
Thank you so much, yes, it must be him! Mat
Hi, maybe someone here knows something about this 23 cm faience plate? My guess is that it is 18th century, but I have no idea from which country....
Hi tyledom, I saw your post on the netsuke forum, I guess they are right that it is molded... However I like it very much! Mat
Hi, yes, the shape is that of a Chinese ginger jar. You are right, it looks quite new, and the decoration is printed. These are still produced as...
Hi, if you want the opinion of some of the best netsuke experts, you could post your rat here: http://netsuke.websitetoolbox.com/?full_version=1 ....
Is is not pure fantasy, the coachman is actually the one on the horse. It seems that there existed such post coaches, here an example from...
Hi, the shape is called "kendi", I do not think they are very old...
Hi, the town in the background is Munich, the church is Frauenkirche, and the one with the white tower is in fact the town hall. The coach is a...
Nuff_Said, you were faster and you are right of course, it is peach-bloom! Mat
Hi, this is Chinese for sure, the mark is a Kangxi mark, but the vase is later, I believe... May e it is Sang de Boeuf or something like that?
I think the signs under the crest just mean "Satsuma", so no specific maker...
Thank you all, I will have a look in the Belgian direction... However, I think it is to be placed somewhere into the early 20th century?
The vase was bought in France, so I do not think it is American. Of course it was more the overall look that made me think of Awaji. I just meant...
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