Not translucent so I'm calling it soft paste porcelain, though maybe other type ceramic. Too small to hold soup - interior about 5" by 4" by...
Another box, another old bowl, heavy pottery, over 11 inches diameter. This one has no makers marks at all and an obvious stapled repair from the...
Recent thread took me down another rabbit hole researching a piece I've never taken time to research before. I believe I have an example of a...
Fixing and sorting, came across this piece that I've had for a year or so. Bought it from a neighbor who had traveled to europe and the far east a...
I found a piece very unlike the things I normally pick up. In this case I saved it when it was literally on its way to a dumpster because of...
Please correct if not french or not rustic. Can anyone help with the last word(s) of the signature? Besides redware, what would this type of...
The antique mall I sell at is closed as of last Sunday. As are all the places I look to for inventory (with one exception, last I checked but...
Usually I try to ignore lead glass vases unless Scandinavian and marked, but this had such a nice woman with harp carving that I had to bring it...
This is a very heavy large pottery bowl (9-1/2" diameter), not see-through like porcelain. Has more age than most of the Japanese stuff I see,...
Or actually you've seen it many times if you're of a certain age, but only in magazines and books. Give up? Edwin Eberman, who co-founded and...
Saw this as scrap metal (where it belongs) but didn't recognize the company that used this insignia. Maybe someone knows? Center part should hinge...
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No writing on the back (haven't opened frame yet), so I doubt there will be any indication of why this group was pictured together. Lot of junk in...
Here's another piece that I am probably insane to hold onto, but I think it is very skillfully done. The painting is only 9"x12", and incredibly...
I have a pair of pastels (I think) on paper. One of them large 27" by 16", labelled and dated to Paris, 1962. One frame missing, the other broken...
So where are these guys from? I would guess India? Why and when were they made - tourist decoration or something more meaningful? Cloth and...
Here's one that I think is right up @Any Jewelry 's alley. These appear to be silver (unmarked). Previous owner silver-polished the base area of...
No markings besides numbers on any of these pieces. Seem to have all the pieces, in a nice leather-covered wood box (fitted with a lock). I have a...
Don't think this qualifies as a tapa, but wdik? Hand stitched between panels, the whole thing is about three feet by 2-1/2. Is it African? What...
Chinese embroidery is yet another thing that I had never thought about before spending (too much) time here. This is the third one I've posted...
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