Featured Old? English Origin? Floral Porcelain Pitcher

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  1. kraftblue

    kraftblue Well-Known Member

    This stands 7 1/4" tall, unmarked on the base. Shape looks English/European. Any idea on age or origin?

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    kraftblue, Apr 15, 2025
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  2. kraftblue

    kraftblue Well-Known Member

    Most likely E S Depon porcelain Germany c.1900
     
    kraftblue, Apr 15, 2025
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  3. charlie cheswick

    charlie cheswick Well-Known Member

    is the decoration underglaze kraft?, its quite striking, i was thinking more of a very nicely painted blank
     
    charlie cheswick, Apr 15, 2025
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  4. kraftblue

    kraftblue Well-Known Member

    Charlie, yes, underglaze googling ES Depon brings up plenty of similar pitchers and other items. Many of which are marked.
     
    kraftblue, Apr 16, 2025
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