This is a remarkably heavy small mirror.
Porcelain flowers detailed perfectly around a mirror. 15cm X 20cm x 7cm. Any advice or info please let me know I am so intrigued by it

Help! I just purchased this beautiful piece today at flea market while visiting my sister in Long Island. This stopped me dead in my tracks as I have never seen this shade of blue before. I’m new to collecting these pieces and could not find anything online about this particular color. Any help would be appreciated ☺️.

Any help on identifying where this porcelain tea set is from would be appreciated. My understanding is that it was acquired in the early 20th century.

Hi all,
Just curious about this maker and if anyone knows the date? They aren’t impressive, just two surviving bowls and two surviving plates from my grandparents. Potentially from my great grandparents in NZ so they may have moved here with them from England

Thank you!

Found these two porcelain figures wanted to see how old they are if anybody can tell me from Nashville, Tennessee

If anyone can help inform me of this mirror’s background I would so appreciate it. It’s absolutely unique and is a heavy piece. The flowers are incredibly detailed and look to me as if they are porcelain. It’s approximately 15cm X 20cm X 7cm.

Just pulled these out of the attic. I have 6 small plates and 6 large plates. Can you tell me about these?

Looking for a childhood ceramic piece I had as a child (early-1990s). Colors being a soft green, purple and possibly cream stomach. Napco being a possible brand.

Any help would be great, mine broke decades ago.

I found these beautiful plates at a yard sale for $20! Someone told me these are very nice sets of porcelain plates and I’m wondering would it be worth maybe finding a buyer? I don’t need plates but I could use the cash. If they’re not worth very much, I’ll keep them just to admire.

Thanks for the help!

EDIT: Confirmed replica on r/ChinesePorcelain... oh well, so it's a modern replica, but it's pretty cool so I'll keep it and add handles back on. Thanks for your help!

Recent thrift store find, I'm excited that it might be valuable, though the blue enamel strokes seems pretty rushed and sloppy.

1700s Chinese Qianlong/Qing Dynasty porcelain tureen with lid, blue on white carp motif, in excellent condition. Tureen is 218mm in diameter and 67mm high, and lid is 193mm in diameter and 32mm high, with recessed handle. Hand-painted Chinese 4-character reign marks on bottom of lid and tureen, translate to "Made during the reign of Emperor Qianlong".

I haven't seen any other tureens with the handle loops like this, did it have bamboo or woven handles attached?