Featured Greek style vase

Is it modern replica? Or english 19th century revival ? There is no trail of mark unfortunately (.
( by the way, I've got the large box of china, so I will bothering you at time to time for now, sorry -))

 

Beautiful, Marzena.
It looks like Greek Revival to me. I am no expert, but guessing 1870-90?

 

Thank you !

 

Gad! I feel as if I should be looking for "Nina's!"

 

Furrinner here, translashon pleese.

 

Furriner here is completely lost, but I like the context ( although I don't understand what's going on -))

 

Oh, dear, we are two lost furrinners. Like children in the storm. Help!

 

Al Hirschfeld is the only "Nina's" that come to mind.
He did artwork for Playboy magazine. Not sure?

It's a beautiful vase and a real treat to get to see!

 

Late 19th Classical Revival English. Beardmore did these a great deal.

 

Now, with antidiem response i finally understand -)

 

The wonderful Mr. Hirschfield put his daughter's name (Nina) into all his drawings. Sometimes easy to find, sometimes not so much. It became a Sunday game one played with the Sunday NY Times. The swerves ad swirls above are somewhat reminiscent. Look him up. Marvelous!

One of my favorites was his Liza Minelli; just the shoulder line got her across immediately!

 

Yiiiiiiiii! It just occurred to me! Somethng AJ didn't know about!

 

There's a lot AJ doesn't know about. Furrinner, you see. Clueless.

 

I will. Thank you do much !

 

Considering that you (AJ) are aware of the mating and pottery proclivities of the Furfingle tribe of Chochofingles, native to the NW edge of the Gobi desert, the ones only seen on alternate leap years, I find it astonishng that Mr. Hirschfield should have escaped your notice!

Almost reprehensible! I mean, I know about advocaat!

 

I was about to post some of their art, but have to take more pics.

And so you should!