What are the swords on the pottery figurines?
unidentified figurine pottery mark – crossed swords with oval hilts ‘hand painted’ and 1859 unidentified figurine pottery mark – crossed swords with oval hilts ‘hand painted’ and 1859:- They are a pair of fine porcelain, figurines of a seated little girl and boy.
Where did the crossed swords figurine come from?
The figurine looks modern (20th Century) in the style of Italian Capodimonte (unglazed). It could be Eastern Europe or Far East in origin. I can’t imagine it would be expensive.
Which is an example of a crossed swords mark?
As an example a pair of figures may have differently painted cross swords marks. The man with one with a long crossed swords mark and the woman with short. Another crossed swords mark could be with the swords painted in dark blue and its pair light blue. See images below for illustrations of variations in painting of crossed swords marks.
What kind of marks do Meissen swords have?
The Meissen Blue Crossed Swords and Augustus Rex marks. 1723-1725 — Original kpm mark with blue crossed swords beneath. 1725-1732 — Original blue crossed swords mark with curved crosspieces and handles. 1924-1934 — blue crossed swords mark with dot between top of blades. 1732-1773 — Dot period blue crossed swords mark with dot between crosspieces.
unidentified figurine pottery mark – crossed swords with oval hilts ‘hand painted’ and 1859 unidentified figurine pottery mark – crossed swords with oval hilts ‘hand painted’ and 1859:- They are a pair of fine porcelain, figurines of a seated little girl and boy.
The figurine looks modern (20th Century) in the style of Italian Capodimonte (unglazed). It could be Eastern Europe or Far East in origin. I can’t imagine it would be expensive.
What are the numbers on a pottery figurine?
Pottery Mark Query – Figurine With Crossed Swords With a Circle:- Hi, I purchased this 8″ figurine of a woman sitting with a basket of grapes on her lap. The mark on the bottom as can be seen in the photo is crossed swords with a circle in the middle of the lower half of the swords and the number 1433.
The Meissen Blue Crossed Swords and Augustus Rex marks. 1723-1725 — Original kpm mark with blue crossed swords beneath. 1725-1732 — Original blue crossed swords mark with curved crosspieces and handles. 1924-1934 — blue crossed swords mark with dot between top of blades. 1732-1773 — Dot period blue crossed swords mark with dot between crosspieces.
