Yes, Chris Marshall (owner and creator of porcelainmarksandmore) would likely know.
Cool!
I agree that this could be an older one, but there are so many, and this blue prunus design has been produced for yonks. Probably still is. I...
One of the more unusual designs that I've seen on a hobbyist painted piece! Jaeger and Co., 1898 to 1923....
I don't recognize the mark, but those sheep are so sweet!
Yes. I realized that after I read the dimensions. I think they make an interesting set with your tea bowls.
Set of 5 is usual for Japanese sets. Possibly sake cups?
Winner, winner, chicken dinner! I think even if a decor item, it should be worth more than that just for size! However, there is some attention...
Carl, is the mark scratched through? That would indicate a second quality item. But it looks quite genuine to me. Flower of India -- Google...
I expect Google will have some info on Mason's marks. I think the date will be determined by "Guaranteed Permanent and Acid Resisting Colours."...
Is the impressed mark something like Depose or Depornit? Either of those would mean "registered" in French/German. This looks more German to me...
@Aquitaine and @Ownedbybear Here are some further photos. One of the plaques is impressed Doulton as well as the backstamp and also there are --...
They have some very nice transferware pieces there. I don't know how much they go for these days, but I do know rarer ones can garner a good...
Well, coincidentally, I was watching an old Landscape Artist of the Year episode recently and they were in Knaresborough painting the viaduct.
So, I was remembering (or mis-remembering!) these plaques the other day. One of my lesser ebay buys from years ago. They are 7" long x 5.5"...
Love the shape! It's something I would've bought if it wasn't too much simply because I liked it. I wonder if Google lens would bring up...
Sorry, I'm no help here. Not a clue, but did you try google lens?
Ack, time zones mean I'm usually last to the party. Yes, Thoun, Swiss. Oh well.
Well, it's not super great quality,:shy: so I wouldn't buy it unless it was in perfect condition.
Well, I'm getting mixed results via google. It seems that it's a company that sells its own products? wares made by other companies? tiles? So,...
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