Posted 11 months ago
Deanteaks
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How old could this piece be ? I would guess it is not hand painted, I'm not sure it is a matchbox holder, what do you think ? my mom thinks it's for holy water :)
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Posted 11 months ago
Deanteaks
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How old could this piece be ? I would guess it is not hand painted, I'm not sure it is a matchbox holder, what do you think ? my mom thinks it's for holy water :)
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Your mark is about 2/3rds down..hope this helps......:-)
http://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/bavaria/tettau_1/00.php
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/ANTIQUE-ROYAL-BAYREUTH-BLUE-MARK-GENTLEMENS-VANITY-TRAY-MEN-FLY-FISHING-SCENE-/190682210871
Your scene is a plate in the middle a little way down.
http://www.michianaantiquemall.com/bayreuth.htm
I agree with inky! This would be after 1902.
Hi, Deanteaks! It's hard to say if it's entirely handpainted. I really can't see very well. Some elements could be transfers, but it looks as if at least some of it is hand-painted here - observe the brush strokes on the grasses. Perhaps all of it is. Royal Bayreuth produced beautiful, quality pieces. I am rather fond of the tomato set, and a black cat cream pitcher!!!! - both old pieces. I've never seen your piece. So glad you have it! miKKo
thank you :)