I think you might be right on both counts @johnnycb09. Thanks for the comments.
Why wouldn't you put your name on this? Don't know. Anyway, 7.5" x 16" oil on board. Looks quality to me, but I'd love to hear if you agree....
In general, I wouldn't spend $5 for a used coffee mug. But this one seemed worth it: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Looks like palm fiber to me. Not NA. Could be Mexican... others'll know better.
That's really beautiful. And Song dynasty ceramics in general: Spectacular.
... and if you don't like that stuff.... what's the matter with you?!?
I pay close attention to landscapes in movies. For ex, I hated it in that movie 'Brokeback Mountain', which is so importantly set in Wyoming, when...
Actually Arbuckle's coffee is pretty good.
I showed these three larger pieces to a colleague of mine who is a ceramicist. She told me the 'satin' [matte black] one could be made on a form...
Awesome! Thanks. There again is that slope on the top half-- so nice.
Thanks! I esp like the glossy, sorta drippy-glaze one.
Here's my weekend's haul. All were $10 or less. The small ones were $1 each. The small dark blue one is marked "Locke." I've not tracked that...
Mine was maybe 5" wide, 4" tall. I think I got it for $1 and sold it for $40. That's a good margin!
Not too long ago I found a cheap Ozark pottery piece. It sold fast in my case at the antique mall.
Ok-- one more. This guy is nice too: [ATTACH]
And here's a group of Japanese souvenir art on cardboard. One is dated 1952. [ATTACH] I like this one best: [ATTACH]
appx 4" x "4 wood Sumo match. $2. [ATTACH]
Awesome. I love that gradual curve she puts on the tops of vases. Elegant.
The video is cool, for sure. But two of y'all have Maria pieces and you're not showing?? Come on! Please.?? Please can we see em?...
And they're great photos-- well done!
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