Featured unidentified mark on vase, said to be German

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  1. sunday silence

    sunday silence Well-Known Member

    H22357-L219710802.jpg H22357-L219710813.jpg H22357-L219710817.jpg H22357-L219710818.jpg H22357-L219710810.jpg any ideas on the maker?
     
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  4. charlie cheswick

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    Not sure if it relates to Worcester or not though

    Not typical from what I can find

    I'm only here to confuse even more !:)

    Others will know more
     
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  5. Any Jewelry

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    It certainly looks more English than German to me. @Ownedbybear will know.:)
     
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  7. John Brassey

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    EFFDDB80-E87B-413C-814D-6D7502D334A4.jpeg It’s certainly The First Period Worcester mark but I think it is a Booths copy c1900 like this one.
     
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  8. charlie cheswick

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    so would this one of had a lid as well john, i was wondering that
     
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  9. 916Bulldogs123

    916Bulldogs123 Well-Known Member

    interesting thread,
    I was just wondering how an 18th Century vase could be made after a Booth's pattern that wasn't made until 1900's?
    Mikey
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    This is the saucer I have the cup also, Dates to after 1906
     
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  10. Any Jewelry

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    It looks like it was made for a lid, but the way it is, it could be used as a vase.
     
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  11. Aquitaine

    Aquitaine Is What It IS! But NEVER BORED!

    I can’t speak to the mark, but I CAN say that IS a GORGEOUS vase!!!!!:):):)
     
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  12. John Brassey

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    In fairness, Worcester did do this sort of thing in the 18th century


    Screenshot 2020-08-15 at 15.57.23.png
     
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  13. Ownedbybear

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    Late again, but I agree it's Worcester. Missing a lid.
     
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  14. sunday silence

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    Hello I wanted to ask what you meant about the uneven glaze. Its hard to see thickness in photos, but maybe that is not what is meant here. Can you elaborate on what you mean by "uneven glaze". What part of the photos should I be looking at?
     
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  15. i need help

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    I think you are quoting a different thread
    https://www.antiquers.com/threads/c...e-said-to-be-19th-century.52641/#post-2569562
    and maybe your photos were the problem with the “yellowing”
     
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  16. sunday silence

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    I need you are correct about my question got confused.
     
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  17. John Brassey

    John Brassey Well-Known Member

    If it were Worcester it would be translucent. Shine a light through it to check. If it is Booths the light will not shine through.
     
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