Wow! Dutch kerfsnee. I learn something new here everyday. :bookworm:
Here's one that ended on eBay about a month and a half ago. It looks a different shade of green, so don't know if it's helpful to you or not....
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Hmmm... It looks like a saintly figure in long robes with a halo. :angelic: EDIT: Or a girl in a bonnet.
The original is sort of kitty-corner on it's base in the museum in Florence. It's more off center than this figurine.
Rayo, I think they are Oliver China. Worthpoint search: oliver china flow blue fish
Hi! Welcome! It will be fun to see your stuff! :joyful:
Here's a set that sold on eBay recently. [IMG] 12 SCHEIBE ALSBACH NAPOLEON WITH MARSHALS NAPOLEONIC SOLDIER FIGURINES GERMANY SOLD $950.00 Buy It...
LOL!
I did a quick search and looked at other pieces with this mark. Your's is the prettiest and most impressive example I've been able to find so far.
It looks like Flame Potted by Canning. Canning Pottery Co ...in 1932 they started producing a "Decoro Flame" ware with a striated glaze effect....
Alabaster?
@Amanda Wamb - Hoping for some close-ups and pictures of the bottoms. Besides small production studio potteries, there were lots of companies...
Scratch the A. GIANNETTI, which turned out to be A. Giannelli and the two I looked at don't have the fine details yours does. Here and here. Here...
:watching::peeking:Good eyes, Bakersgma. I didn't notice that until you pointed it out.
And you did it! Brave you!
Thankyou SIS. Everything I clicked on wanted me to open it in Adobe Reader.:confused:
No maker's marks on the bottoms? It's got that 60s-70s earthy, studio pottery look.
Found a couple marked A. GIANNETTI, but my computer kept freezing to a dead stop and had to close the browser and restart, so couldn't save the links.
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