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  1. dude

    dude Well-Known Member

    Can anyone give me information about this piece?


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    dude, Dec 17, 2019
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  2. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    it looks a little southwest in nature..
     
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  3. Christmasjoy

    Christmasjoy Well-Known Member

    It's very interesting and different .. LOVE IT !!! ... Joy. :):):)
     
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  4. Fid

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  5. johnnycb09

    johnnycb09 Well-Known Member

    Fantastic ! Id have jumped on that with both feet !
     
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  6. clutteredcloset49

    clutteredcloset49 Well-Known Member

    But johnny, you'd end up with porcelain shards in your feet! ! !;)
     
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  7. Fid

    Fid Well-Known Member

    he can't - he's as light as a feather.:)
     
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  8. aaroncab

    aaroncab in veritate victoria

    When I see anything with "mold" in the title I assume it was originally sold as a "buy it unfinished and decorate it at home" type kit.
     
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  9. DragonflyWink

    DragonflyWink Well-Known Member

    It's a slip-cast piece, most likely from a local ceramics shop - from the look, would guess dating somewhere around the 1980s. Might have been glazed by someone at the shop and offered for sale, or an amateur could come in, buy the greenware or bisque piece, choose their glaze and apply it, then fire it at the shop, with the initials belonging to whoever glazed it...

    ~Cheryl
     
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