People don't have the same amount of room anymore, so large sets don't fit. I would imagine that a single chair would appeal as an accent piece...
Thanks for the update! Very interesting!
Cool!
Here's a late 18th c. Caughley "S" mark: [IMG] https://www.premierantiques.co.uk/caughley-scalloped-pagoda-teabowl--saucer-c1785-2-4-p.asp
Here is one similar to yours, and not in as good condition. Unfortunately, the seller doesn't have much info:...
Why not? Not like many of the younger generations will know any different.
I would like it for the name. Then I could tell people that I have a Mercedes. :D Sorry about the bad joke, but that is a handsome machine.
I have a fondness for these utilitarian wares. Nice one!
Well, a pretty glaze, but not Japanese IMHO. The deep foot rim might be a clue, but I'm afraid I don't have any idea of ID -- could very well be...
Never seen Norwegian art deco furniture! I like it with the exception of the clunky feet which is typical of furniture design of that era....
Josel Klemferz is what I'm deciphering.:hilarious:
One for the silver mavens, I think. There's probably a name for the pattern. Wonder if the handle is sterling silver or plate.
I agree with you; I usually think brush pots are taller. Minyao sound more erudite than kitchen ming. :D
Lovely glaze but I have no idea of maker. I think that is an E.
What's in a name? Multiple uses I expect. @Ken Yap -- what is the difference between Minyao ware and "kitchen ming?"
Looks like HMS Victory a bit.
Not allowing an 8 year old to play with marbles is ridiculous. Sorry to he blunt, but there it is.
Oh good. I expect they get many, many queries, so I xan see why replies might seem terse.
In no way did I mean to disparage this lovely vase. It is impressive. However, on porcelain, you can kind of tell a cheaper gilding by it's...
Ah, shiny gilding -- the giveaway!
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