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    Northwest Coast carving?

    You're very welcome. Yum.....
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 29, 2014 in forum: Tribal Art
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    Northwest Coast carving?

    Just an update: this item was manufactured by Thorn Arts Ltd, a casting firm based in Nanaimo BC. Thorn Arts was active in the 70s and 80s, and...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 22, 2014 in forum: Tribal Art
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    Inuit Dolls

    The owl is cute... I have 2 dolls, somewhere... the girl is a commercial doll, but with a nice hand-made fur outfit and beaded mittens; the...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 18, 2014 in forum: Tribal Art
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    Inuit Dolls

    I'm not an expert on Inuit dolls, but I have had several over the years; and here are my thoughts: Most of these dolls were made for sale, and not...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 17, 2014 in forum: Tribal Art
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    May be wrong forum - found in my attic - projectile?

    For sure a packrat of some sort dropped it.
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 17, 2014 in forum: Militaria
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    May be wrong forum - found in my attic - projectile?

    Here is a photo that looks very similar, described as a WWI German aerial flechette: http://www.big-ordnance.com/Flechettes/Flechettes.htm
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 16, 2014 in forum: Militaria
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    May be wrong forum - found in my attic - projectile?

    Possibly a flechette? http://www.thefreedictionary.com/flechette
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 16, 2014 in forum: Militaria
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    Finds Thread

    ooh, black light, pretty!
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 15, 2014 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Finds Thread

    Is it possible the pencil-like thing is a mechanical pen or pencil, perhaps with some parts missing? I know my Mom used to have a small pen on a...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 15, 2014 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    A thead to introduce ourselves.

    I'm used to AF for afantiques, and it doesn't confuse me..... You can call me Fakes, or All, or a_f or Steve... that's Muffy in the avatar, by...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 14, 2014 in forum: Introductions
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    A thead to introduce ourselves.

    Thanks - That little pole is a wonderful tour-de-force in the use of NW Coast forms. By (Chief) George Walkus, around 1930...Gwasilla Kwakiutl,...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 13, 2014 in forum: Introductions
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    A thead to introduce ourselves.

    Nice to meet you, CX!
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 12, 2014 in forum: Introductions
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    A thead to introduce ourselves.

    I don't know that I ever introduced myself: I live near Seattle WA; a paralegal in my day job, I am also a professional musician in my spare time...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 12, 2014 in forum: Introductions
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    Small wood totem

    No. There generally isn't, for Northwest Coast Native items. I run some websites for two specific areas, subsets of the Kwakiutl and Tsimshian,...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 11, 2014 in forum: Tribal Art
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    Basiliscoe Mercury 209

    Thanks, Spring!
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 10, 2014 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Northwest Coast Painting. Age and Possible Artist?

    The shapes and form lines are not done authentically, as a trained artist would do them. I'd agree. Someone made it, influenced by the NW Coast...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 10, 2014 in forum: Tribal Art
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    Northwest Coast carving?

    Actually, this is not a wood carving, but a cast item. Likely made under the name "Shamans," and dating to around 1970-1980. That would have...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 10, 2014 in forum: Tribal Art
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    Small wood totem

    The narrowness of the figures (narrower side-to-side than front-to-back) is quite distinctive, and is indicative of the work of the Rudolph family...
    Post by: all_fakes, Sep 10, 2014 in forum: Tribal Art
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    Good to see so many familiar names

    I can see your avatar OK, moreother stuff; just added mine.
    Post by: all_fakes, May 24, 2014 in forum: Introductions
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    Good to see so many familiar names

    Nice to be here!
    Post by: all_fakes, May 23, 2014 in forum: Introductions
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