Help ID dish with embossed animals
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Help ID dish with embossed animals
I’ve bought recently a dish with beatiful embossed painted animals and I’d ask your help in identifying the origin.
Many thanks in advance for sharing your opinions
Here's the dish:
and the mark :
Many thanks in advance for sharing your opinions
Here's the dish:
and the mark :
g.orlandini- Number of posts : 32
Location : italy
Registration date : 2016-07-26
Re: Help ID dish with embossed animals
Sorry to say I don't know the maker but it looks not to have traveled far to get to you in Italy. I would guess it to be Italian/Austrian/German. You can look up the endless series of factories online, there are several sites dedicated to makers showing pictures of the company stamps. Normally those are sorted by country.
As for what it is and date. Its a hand painted cabinet plate in the aesthetic movement style. Everything Japanese was in fashion in Europe during the 1880's and this fits right into that style. A nice thing.
As for what it is and date. Its a hand painted cabinet plate in the aesthetic movement style. Everything Japanese was in fashion in Europe during the 1880's and this fits right into that style. A nice thing.
Mordeep- Number of posts : 847
Age : 56
Location : Richmond Surrey
Registration date : 2015-06-05
Re: Help ID dish with embossed animals
The mark could be a hot-air balloon with a man below? Could also be English china?
Thanks to all for sharing your opinion
Thanks to all for sharing your opinion
g.orlandini- Number of posts : 32
Location : italy
Registration date : 2016-07-26
Re: Help ID dish with embossed animals
Although very tempting to agree with you I think the mark is a stylized shield rather than a hot air balloon and I would be very surprised if it was English.
Mordeep- Number of posts : 847
Age : 56
Location : Richmond Surrey
Registration date : 2015-06-05
Re: Help ID dish with embossed animals
Agreed, the mark looks like a shield to me too, with a family's or Province's armorial design on it. And with an orb or other Christian symbol above it. Reminds me of 19thC Italian markings. Worth checking on this Marks site for it...
http://www.oldandsold.com/pottery/italy2.shtml
http://www.oldandsold.com/pottery/italy2.shtml
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Re: Help ID dish with embossed animals
The embossed design is reminiscent of early Capodimonte pottery, so maybe start there.
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Re: Help ID dish with embossed animals
I agree with both of you, the mark could be a shield.
If I turn the mark upside down I can see a bridge with arches and below the stream of a river. Too much imagination?
If I turn the mark upside down I can see a bridge with arches and below the stream of a river. Too much imagination?
g.orlandini- Number of posts : 32
Location : italy
Registration date : 2016-07-26
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