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<p>[QUOTE="Figtree3, post: 421370, member: 33"]Looks like they do not know the artist name, either, but the sig has two extra letters, "er" or "en" at the end. And there is a label, apparently:</p><p><b><br /></b></p><p><b>I offer you a historic ceramic vase (ceramic clay) with a plastic twig of blue lilies, matte ceramic paints, a few small defects of plastic decoration, and abrasions and cavities of enamel at the edge.</b></p><p><b>Signatures engraved on the side of the belly: shield with letters R • M / G •, author's signature (?): R. Mennicher (...) or R. Mennick (...)?;from the bottom on the black bottom engraved: No.4.</b></p><p><b>Non-permanent label - Central European atelier (Czech Republic, Austro-Hungary?), XIX / XX century</b></p><p><b>Vase tapering upwards, with a narrow rim around the base and a separate narrowing edge around the spout.Along the bushy handles in the form of plastic shoots ending with leaves at the upper root, wrapped in loops.From the front modeled momentum with a flower and bud of a blue lily.</b></p><p><b>height - 50 cm, width with ears - 30 cm, diameter of the base - 20 cm,</b></p><p><b>The subject has a written opinion and valuation of the auction house.</b></p><p><b>The picture can be seen in the antique shop * Old Street *.We are located in Krakow's Kazimierz at ul.Krakowska 29.</b></p><p><b><br /></b></p><p>-- Actually, I see now that yours has those two extra letters at the end as well. Harder to see on yours.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Figtree3, post: 421370, member: 33"]Looks like they do not know the artist name, either, but the sig has two extra letters, "er" or "en" at the end. And there is a label, apparently: [B] I offer you a historic ceramic vase (ceramic clay) with a plastic twig of blue lilies, matte ceramic paints, a few small defects of plastic decoration, and abrasions and cavities of enamel at the edge. Signatures engraved on the side of the belly: shield with letters R • M / G •, author's signature (?): R. Mennicher (...) or R. Mennick (...)?;from the bottom on the black bottom engraved: No.4. Non-permanent label - Central European atelier (Czech Republic, Austro-Hungary?), XIX / XX century Vase tapering upwards, with a narrow rim around the base and a separate narrowing edge around the spout.Along the bushy handles in the form of plastic shoots ending with leaves at the upper root, wrapped in loops.From the front modeled momentum with a flower and bud of a blue lily. height - 50 cm, width with ears - 30 cm, diameter of the base - 20 cm, The subject has a written opinion and valuation of the auction house. The picture can be seen in the antique shop * Old Street *.We are located in Krakow's Kazimierz at ul.Krakowska 29. [/B] -- Actually, I see now that yours has those two extra letters at the end as well. Harder to see on yours.[/QUOTE]
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