My first thought was either West German or Italian but the bottom is not quite I would expect. Sorry I can't help more but perhaps my comment will...
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Hello Everyone - I'm really baffled on this one. I have a dish and a paperweight that seem to fit together as a pair. The dish measures 6 3/8"...
Even if is genuine it seems a very high price. I couldn't sell it here in the US at 1/6 of what they are asking.
The manufacturer is Oscar & Edgar Gutherz of Austria. Your plates were probably produced sometime in the late 19th century or the early part of...
My book does list signatures but I didn't see yours. The majority of birds were decorated at either the Flemington or the Trenton plant. The...
My book lists these as #3490 American Redstarts. It pictures two examples and says the paler color, which I believe is what you have, is the...
Wow! Thank you so much ola402! A bit older than I suspected. Very much appreciated.
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Hello Board Friends - I think this is an oyster plate but it's not the usual shape so I'm unsure. It measures about 11 1/4" x 9 1/4" x 1 7/8". I'm...
The new pictures are better. Using Google Lens search I was able to turn up at least four identical examples of your piece for sale (mostly on...
IF (and it's a big if) it were genuine a BB code would date to it to 1779. I'm more sure than ever it's a contemporary piece.
Did you try an image search on Replacements.com? Sometimes I find that helpful when I've got a stem that has me stumped.
I would vote that this is a modern urn in the Sevres style. There's just too much wrong with it to my eye. The castings have already been...
One way to tell French from Chinese is by the material. Most French boxes will be made of porcelain but the Chinese boxes are thicker and feel...
I agree that it's not Meissen. The painting looks hurried and a little uneven. Meissen would have been much more precise. Also note that the...
i looks like a fake Sevres mark which is one of the most copied marks in porcelain. The box may be French but it is not Sevres. I would hazard a...
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