This could be Andrea by Sadek - I know this isn't late 19th/early 20th likely 80's.
Thanks. I never heard something like this referred to as a flower brick but I googled it and have learned something new!
I wonder if this is considered a Bough pot w/flower frog? I guess if it is was demilune or crescent form?
Thank you!!!! I couldn't for the life of me remember Pheasant! I kept searching for quail, phoenix and peacocks!!!!
Tea caddies that I have handled contain fitted interiors usually for the tea with a center mixing bowl.
I originally thought this for potpourri but the top is affixed - not glued down. I had a similar one (same exact form) but was made by Mottahedeh...
It might take a while, but the site I have linked below has helped me out a bit! https://www.themarksproject.org/home
I didn't want to say it but it looked like pot metal where someone had previous done a scratch test. Your candleholder has a great look and...
German/Austrian/Bohemian - similar to some Moser tankards I have sold. with applied prunts - those were mostly 19th c.
Renaissance style - my guess would be late 19th/early 20th. The celeste blue was originally a Sevres color but many copied it so this could...
I have the mid century model by Francis Elkins for Tell City Chair Co[ATTACH] in my garage
Well in my neck of the woods - Georgia - Delft is a hard sell and with damage that has not been professionally repaired, forget it. Sad because...
Here you go http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/c/crown.html
Now if I can just win the Mega Millions!!!! STUNNING!
WOWZA! That room is extraordinary!!!
At auction we would call this 20th c Louis XVI style recamier
Yes I was going to say that craquelure is forced.
Also - you can do a rubbing of the bottom with paper, pencil or crayon to lift the marks if photography is not working
Is it inappropriate to drool on this site? Just asking for a friend......;)
I don't know the size but they look like sherbets.....
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