Some more finds from Grandma’s house

• A urn/vase with the mark 58A on the bottom

• a statue with a horse and 2 people and the bottom with a lot of marks

Anything known about these? Thanks in advance!

 

Would you be kind enough, @F pul , to go back and post your photographs as Full Image instead of Thumbnail? That will make them easier for everyone to see.

Debora

 

I thought I did because on another post they where like that, but someone must have changed it for me haha.

I’ll change it this evening and post them like that in all future posts. Thanks for the tip!

 

Don't create new posts. You can edit this. one

 

not after it's been up for a while.........but it's still best to keep the larger sized photo's right here !!

 

Ah and it was that easy. Hadn’t noticed the ‘full image’ button

 

I have no idea about the vase/urn, but it looks like the figurine has some impressed letters or marks on the base. However, the modeling and the colours suggest to me that it isn't that old. Something is niggling in my brain... Maybe others can chime in.

 

Old thread from 2018: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/royal-dux-figurine.28095/

 

I don't mean to be ugly, but please try to take photos without hands and cluttered backgrounds next time.

 

I think you’re right it not being very old. It wasn’t anything I actually liked either, like some other things I find there. But, well, was still curious haha

 

No offence taken. I was about to leave and then decided to quickly photograph everything I hadn’t seen already. The cluttering backgrounds where hard to avoid at that moment since we had to move everything out of the appartement and it was, well, a mess. But I get your point

 

Generally speaking, it's appreciated when objects are photographed from straight on and against a plain background. They're very hard to evaluate otherwise.

Debora

 

I remember that thread now. Actually, the colour palette and finish remind me of some latter 20th c Italian figurines, but I dunno about this one.