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Carved Chinese pendant-what is it made of?
hello all
Here i have a carved chinese pendant from a stone i cannot identify. It feels too soft to be jade. I would say soapstone but in this blue colour? I havent seen one like it before.... -
Porcelain Creamer - Looking for Style and/or Appox Age
Hello Everyone! I'm trying to find out about this creamer. It measures about 4 3/4" tall to the top of the handle, and 5 3/4" long. A lot of the gold decoration seems to have faded to pink.... -
Antique Seltzer Bottle Restoration
I found this old, large seltzer bottle today and was thinking about having the damaged caning repaired. Does anyone have a reference to anyone who could do this? Thanks. -
Another Inuit? Carving this time in Pumice?
I don' have any info other than it was going to be thrown in the trash, I felt like it deserved more than that. It looks like Pumice or Fossilized Bone Marrow? It is unsigned or marked.What do you... -
Australian Landscape Robert Grant
I guess not a professional painter as I found only his obituary and no other art for sale. -
Pansy Plate
Pretty hand painted 7 1/2" porcelain pansy plate. I'm not sure how old it is, but I'm pretty sure it's not new. The impressed numbers (880 then 19) give me a German/Austrian vibe, but I'm probably... -
Faience D'Art pitcher - help with mark
Does anyone recognize the maker's mark on this pitcher? My searches are coming up empty. Looks like there was writing inside the circle at one time.
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Earliest Known American Porcelain Teapot
John Bartlam teapot to be sold next month in England, it's in pretty rough shape so estimate is low considering. Bartlam was a potter in Charleston SC. I know nothing about pottery but MAD article... -
Help to indentify antique doll
Hi. I’ve searched many hours online trying to find info on my antique doll. I only know she was given to my Great Grandmother in 1905. I think she’s German. The only backstamp says 18(?)-10. That...
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