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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Italian majolica vase
« on: July 08, 2012, 01:55:13 pm »
yeah been there, thanks for the link though. its odd how there is literally no trace of it this end
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yeah been there, thanks for the link though. its odd how there is literally no trace of it this end2
Antique Questions Forum / Re: Italian majolica vase
« on: July 08, 2012, 01:04:59 pm »
hmm still no luck here don't suppose you have a link there do you?
don't suppose you have a link there do you?
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Italian majolica vase
« on: July 08, 2012, 09:11:27 am »
I gotta say, Ive done google, bing, yahoo, clusty searches for valceycy "34", just valceycy there seems to be no record of the word valceycy on the internet as far as i can see. maybe its a regional thing cos i'm getting nothing from the uk.
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Italian majolica vase
« on: July 07, 2012, 04:43:04 am »
Thanks so much for your replies,
Has a southwest look to me. Have you tried that angle?No I haven't, I shall look into it. Are you thinking southwest in the US?
Are you sure someone didn't write that on after. That's the "lily of the Valley" pattern.the mark is definitely under the glaze, not sure what you mean by the lilly of the valley pattern though... are you familiar with this piece?
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Antique Questions Forum / Italian majolica vase
« on: July 04, 2012, 02:06:44 pm »
Hi there,
Another infrequent post. I have been advised that the vase in the photos attached is italian majolica from capo di monte (might have misheard this). the makers mark appears to say 'valceycy' and '34'
as usual I have no clue whatsoever, so any advice would be gratefully recieved
Another infrequent post. I have been advised that the vase in the photos attached is italian majolica from capo di monte (might have misheard this). the makers mark appears to say 'valceycy' and '34'
as usual I have no clue whatsoever, so any advice would be gratefully recieved
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Maybe not 1960's Gouda candlesticks
« on: April 15, 2012, 02:30:53 pm »
yeah, you're probably right, might be worth it if they were gouda!
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Antique Questions Forum / Re: Maybe not 1960's Gouda candlesticks
« on: April 15, 2012, 01:28:56 pm »
Aw shucks! Thanks for the reply
Of course, if you like them... you could buy them
Of course, if you like them... you could buy them
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Antique Questions Forum / Maybe not 1960's Gouda candlesticks
« on: April 13, 2012, 04:37:16 pm »
Hi there, wondering if i could pick your collective brains. just recently picked up some lovely candlesticks from a carboot sale for £2 one of which I know to be a Limoges. The other 2 were a matching pair of what I was later advised were 1960's Gouda from the Ivora factory.
However there are no markings and I have since been advised they are most likely not Gouda... So... where do they come from? and what is their likely worth?
your thoughts would be greatly appreciated
However there are no markings and I have since been advised they are most likely not Gouda... So... where do they come from? and what is their likely worth?
your thoughts would be greatly appreciated
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