SIS to the rescue! Good catch on the mark, and good to know I was close in my dating guess! ;)
It would help if I read the whole post. :D I'm sticking to my thoughts on date. The fact that it isn't marked "Made in Austria" may point to an...
What's the word to the right of the mark? These are sort of a reproduction/imitation of a Royal Vienna style of decoration. I think/guess that...
Ooohhh! Green shagreen! Possibly Royal Worcester as I've seen this shagreen pattern in green and pink. Looks like a cabaret set?
Handgemalt means handmade in Germany, so Germany is a likely country of origin. I don't recognize the mark. It's probably a 1950s/60s figurine...
I love it! Truly! Dunno what the characters in the cartouche might say -- probably an adage or bit of a poem -- but if you want to exercise your...
I'm thinking Derby, too, early 19th c.
OBB to the rescue! :D
My bad!
A fair number of these around here -- the shape is known as "Dainty.". Although registered in 1896, it could have been made quite a bit later as...
There's a name for that brown, treacly glaze, but danged if I can remember. Starts with a "r?". Senior brain, gah.
My guess would be early 20th c, Austria, Germany or Bohemia as part of that area was known then.
Gee, I dunno. On first impression, it seems to be mimicking the blue and orangey-red of some mid 19th British wares (ie, gaudy Dutch, gaudy...
Totem pole earrings. Sort of look like souvenir charms from this area made into earrings.
Caveat emptor.
Like the difference in pronouncing "wise" and "weiss." Double ss often gives a hiss sound.
http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/m/minton.html#:~:text=The%20name%20'Minton'%20occurs%20incorporated,onwards%20'Mintons'%20was%20used. Might be...
1950s/60s with that sticker. I remember stickers like that and that turquoise colour from my childhood (1960s mostly).
Family rivalry, LOL!
Not a "find" necessarily, but I did take some of my inherited jewelery and sold it for scrap gold. That charm bracelet of my Mom's is now...
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