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Black clay pottery pitcher
I'm not recognizing the decoration on this one. Where might it be from? Mexico?
About 10 inches tall.
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Made in Japan Is it a lidded pitcher? Age/Maker?
Hi!
I fell in love with this little guy. It is oddly light for being ceramic or whatever it is. What material do you think it might be? Is it a pitcher? Maybe syrup? 6 1/2" tall with the... -
Burmese Bracelet
Hello again! Still digging through my great grandmother's jewelry and would like your input on this bracelet. I received this bracelet along with a great family story when I was about 14.... -
Great Grandmother's Cameo
Would love the expert's and enthusiast's opinions of this cameo. It belonged to my great grandmother who was a missionary in Burma from the very late 19th century to just at WWII. I would like it... -
Giant Yemeni wedding necklace.
A project I finally finished. All I had to do was clean it and put bells on the round beads, but when it comes to repair projects I am an eternal procrastinator.
It is an impressive ca... -
Help need to identify this item.
Good morning fellow treasure hunters. Could anyone help me find the maker of this piece please. I've spent ages scouring the internet but still no luck. I'm pretty sure it's of no great value or... -
Pair of vases...Victorian or later??
Picked up these two lovely painted milk glass vases listed as Victorian.
One has lost some gilding around the base and lip while the other
doesn’t quite “ping” properly due to a small hairline... -
Munch's Scream on a focaccia.
Making art palatable.
Bakers and chefs have been joining the lockdown art craze.
Chef Tuan reproduced The Scream by Edvard Munch on a focaccia using peppers, asparagus, onions and... -
What is this uniform?
This unidentified gentleman is a relative of my cousin's husband and she asked for help identifying the uniform. I have no idea to what branch of the military he belonged (assuming this is a... -
1950's George Zee coffee table
Any history of the George Zee furniture company in HK would be helpful. @verybrad
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