I think this comes under the term, "novelty item.";)
Oh my! Wedgwood made/makes all sorts of stuff! Check out Wedgwood Fairyland for some great deco porcelain.
Not Chelsea red anchor mark. Usually small and at the back of the figurine. I don't know who made yours. Check the photos in this website to...
Wedgwood, Made in England (not overseas), so 20th c and not too old. I'm afraid the market for this stuff is very poor right now.
Porringer cup -- new one to me, but that handle rather nails it for me. I'm happier that it lands in the 19th c date-wise. The scattered floral...
Chelsea bird -- a common 19th c motif.
:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
I love those polka dots which I think are perhaps also bubbles.
It looks well-used, so someone smoked a fair bit!
From Google's AI info: Originally, saucers were not designed as coasters, but rather as functional tools for cooling hot beverages, as tea and...
Oh, that is so sweet! Sadly, I can't say much about the date, but it is early, I think. Whether late 18th or early 19th, I have no idea. Large...
Well, one could take the back off and the porcelain "cameo" out. It could be marked on the back or signed on the front. Gotta say, though, that...
$5 a chair? Wowser!
Looks like it's quite big -- how tall? I'm surprised it's not marked on the bottom as the quality is quite good. Late 19th/early 20th? Or a bit...
I'll take a chance on tagging @Ownedbybear and see if she will pop in and take a look. ;):cat:
Kinda looks handmade rather than factory. Could be 20 years old, could be a hundred, Im clueless!
Intriguing. Does look like a folk decoration. Could be anywhere from Scandinavia, through Germany, Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, etc. Mark looks...
Now that is a beauty! It would be a keeper for me, too.
Looks like a chip to me.
Not sure which "M" you're referring to. They're stamped with Mintons China Works. The impressed mark was different for tiles than for other...
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