Give me some objective comments about these pieces

Really want you guys give me some objective comments on these pieces based on collectors and artists points of views. Thanks.


However, I cannot upload pictures and it shows picture too big... But my pictures are less than 200k. Don't know why

 

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finally, it is able to be uploaded.

I hated the uploading..... very hard to upload high quality pictures.
I used photoshop and still cannot upload. already made the picture very small.

 

hand chased and hammered sterling silver plaque.

 

hard to upload...seems like I cannot copy and paste pictures directly

 

@KikoBlueEyes

Thank you for your help.

 

Just use the upload a file feature. It’s much easier and be sure to click Insert as “Full Image”

 

We can see details of hair, eyebrow and beard.

 

certainly nice, but it would be good in both cases to either show any hallmarks or confirm with testing.
I don't see very much value above silver value with the horse if it isn't a well-known champion.
Jesus always sells and it would be the right time of the year or around Good Friday.

 

Interesting, I occasionally get religious jewelry pieces but try to stay away from them unless they are unusual. They don't sell for me, or if they do, I have to carry them around for years until the right buyer sees them

 

Unlike the pieces shown on websites such as JMbullion or other coin dealers. These statues are way far more detailed overall work. because they are handchased and hammered in every corner. Almost Flawless. The actural work is much better than photos. I have seen many statues and silverware such as buccelatti and georg jensen. These things have much better detailed finsh work and handwork.

 

I see nothing in the photos to suggest these were hand chased.The horse appears to be die stamped/embossed and the Christ appears to have been cast.

 

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juses is casted then handchased the surface to make it perfect. horse is hand chased with frame casted and hand chased to finish in detail.
It looks perfect because the skill of work and make them looks like machine made.

 

Out of curiosity, are these some of the artworks you have mentioned wanting to make and sell yourself (or having made for sale?)

 

yes.

 

I can only say about my experience with France and earlier in Switzerland. around xmas everything religious flew off; from crucifix hangers, bookmarks to postcards of the Vatican and saints and popes, everything and much more than I thought.
I once had to help GF to clear an apartment and found 150 postcards of Popes - oiwei, I thought, but listed them on a local platform - bam, 100 Swiss francs ! 40 catholic French medals, not even nicely done, most of unknown local saints, ebay France with starting price between 1 € and 3 €. bam, some taller ones 25 to 30, the smaller ones for 5 to 8, an obviously super rare one from a disappeared pilgrimage chapel in Alsace 53 € !!!
unbelievable for a former Prodie and nonbeliever.