I have its triplet and now I know what it is. Thanks Johnny :cool:. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I think it's imari. Just a modern take on it. Ive seen similar mark in the backs of plates before.
Thanks for info. I wonder where ttd horse and mermaid come into it.
So 'period clothing' is used for a specific time in history? Eg 'The film was set in the late 18th century and the cast were wearing period clothing'.
Mmmm yeah. They have a habit of vanishing don't they.
Agree with Czech on the vase. I bought three Davidson Pearline items in the same blue colour recently but struggled to sell. Two compotes and a...
Sorry it's too gnarled and chewed to release back into the public. I'm confiscating it!
Yes indeed. The more I look, the more I find out about him. He seems quite well recognised.
Jean-Claude TABURET (1926-2013)
Oooh never noticed that. Just going off what t'interweb said. That's thrown a sausage in the works.
Google said that
Sard is a translucent, brown to reddish-brown chalcedony gemstone related to carnelian and onyx. Historically, it was used for decorative purposes...
Another trip to Bury today. I nearly missed them as they were on the bottom shelf tucked right in. I have identified them as Jean-Claude Taburet,...
I googled it and it came up with a page of this. https://labtestsonline.org.uk/tests/kidney-stone-analysis
Magical leprechaun powers I'd say. Keep looking for that pot of gold. Just rain and more rain here.
Nice thing. Not sure how you've made any car boots recently. It's monsoon season up here.
Google AI suggested that it's EitÅ-gama, then when you Google search it, no results. Amazing.
Ooh good guess then. How annoying having no access.
Ha. It's different. I'm sure I've seen the mark before, maybe on here. Can't find it again though.
I wouldn't disagree with the date. Kangxi mark but do we believe it? Good point. I hope you're right.
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