That's the one that had me wondering if they were real. The whirling log was NOT a popular motif after WWII. Not sure a kids' kit would have...
Looks like Tribal art to me, although the junkies would find them anywhere.
Onyx glaze Brush pottery? I ran into it once, but haven't even thought about it for yoinks.
$4 for a sterling enameled dogwood set? Doesn't match the box? WHO CARES?
Manufacturer seems to be Russ. That might help. Found two that are close....
It might be Japanese with cribbed designs, suitably altered. Or weirdly altered. Carmen Miranda-esque ladies on one side and kinda-sorta Thai...
Some of my goodies from the last week. Israeli Shabbos candlesticks, an unmarked doxie, and a nice paperweight. John Gentile imprint....
Ohhh pretty. Readily saleable if that's your intent. If not, stuff it full of glassware and good booze and don't tell the MCM addicts you have...
Looks like Turkish to me, or similar.
Even I buy them if they're nice and going begging. It's a sickness.
He really did look like his cousins, and it wasn't just the shared facial hair.
Old-ish too - the pin stem is a lot longer than the pin.
Welcome.
artisan anyway.
I've seen rectangles but not with the goldstone ends.
Went to an estate sale this weekend. Came home to needing to reboot the whole Internet/phone/TV system, but... The real die-hards were all lined...
price dropped. We weren't watching.:oops::oops::oops:
The vase look like it's Thai.
They'll probably have $10 on it, since we're in its home market. The Civic Center mall, aka home ice, is maybe 5 miles down the road from my house.
I just found a clip from a 1998 UK Antiques Roadshow about a Georgian-era bracelet made of Roman glass. I've never seen anything like it here,...
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