Maybe Ill have better luck over here: China shard, can anyone identify?

[halfdime]

Maybe I'll have better luck over here: China shard, can anyone identify?

Posted in Today's Finds and got some views but no replies. Maybe I'm asking in the wrong place. From these photos of one piece, front and back, can anyone identify the pattern and thereby date it, etc.?

 

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[pippinwhitepaws]

Flemish? I have no clue..sorry
interesting hot air balloon?

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

History of Porcelain


interesting reading...Saxony perhaps?
does this piece appear to be closer to porcelain than stoneware?

 

[halfdime]

History of Porcelain


interesting reading...Saxony perhaps?
does this piece appear to be closer to porcelain than stoneware?

I would say stoneware.

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

ok...have you examined the designs under a loupe? do dots make up the design? or is the design solid, as if applied with a brush?

 

[halfdime]

ok...have you examined the designs under a loupe? do dots make up the design? or is the design solid, as if applied with a brush?

Dots, mainly.

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

ok..so it is applied...a decal...that helps...
I have seen the drawing of that hot air balloon before...I just seem to be having a case of CRS...

 

[halfdime]

ok..so it is applied...a decal...that helps...
I have seen the drawing of that hot air balloon before...I just seem to be having a case of CRS...

Sounds like you know your stuff!

 

[pippinwhitepaws]

I know little pieces of stuff...

but, the decal method places it post 1850...the color of the piece places it prior to 1920...that is the best I can do until I find that decal...

here is a short history of decal use on ceramics.History of Decals

 

[halfdime]

I know little pieces of stuff...

but, the decal method places it post 1850...the color of the piece places it prior to 1920...that is the best I can do until I find that decal...

here is a short history of decal use on ceramics.History of Decals

Again, you know your stuff! Thanks; I can't wait until you really pin this down.