Hi,
nochmal als Ergänzung ...da drin findest Du auch die Schild-Marke
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ein Beispiel für so ein vermutlich Streichholzhalter-Kindchen
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Und die Erklärung für den Begriff 'Fairing', der im englischen Sprachraum für solche Porzellan-Figürchen Verwendung findet >> Victorian china fairing ...A Victorian china fairing is a small porcelain ornament, often incorporating figures, ranging from about three inches (7.5 cm) to about five inches (12.5 cm) in height, and depicting a variety of scenes, humorous, political or domestic. ... China fairings are so named because they were given away as prizes at fairs in the Victorian era, ... although some were manufactured simply for sale. They first started appearing in the middle of the nineteenth century and remained popular until the start of the First World War. ... Genuine fairings are now keenly sought by serious collectors. In the United Kingdom they can range in price from a few pounds for the more common ones (such as "Last in bed to put out the light") to several hundred pounds for the rarer ones, the most keenly sought being the five fairings the Vienna series (uncaptioned, but characterised by a gold band around the base). As with any antique, the value of a fairing depends on its condition - they are particularly delicate and damage of any sort can seriously reduce their value ... Most fairings were manufactured in Germany by Conta and Boehme. ... <<
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[Gäste sehen keine Links] wobei 'Verkleidung natürlich eine Fehlübersetzung ist, das Wort 'Fairing' kommt eben von 'Fair', also Messe/Ausstellung/Jahrmarkt z.B.
Das das ein Sammelgebiet ist, zeigt u.a. ein ganzes Buch dazu
https://www.amazon.de/Conta-Boehme-Porc ... 0964524112
Angebote allgemein
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Wenn Du die Nummer ablesen kannst, findest Du möglicherweise noch Genaueres dazu
*Pikki*