Sorry to be slow in responding. It looks similar to terracotta pottery made in the region of Kutch, Gujarat, in India, although the design...
Here are some old bone "crochet rings" that were sold on etsy, for comparison. They show the ridges at the midline, (which may be evidence that...
As Roaring20s link indicates, "pyrography" is the term for this type of craft. Boxes of this type are usually described as glove boxes, but could...
I cannot find a direct comparison for this one, so I will just suggest a few options based on technique and materials. The basic shape looks...
The auction ended yesterday. It sold for $325.
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The Roman numerals correspond to a standard clock face. But I agree with you and others that the sundial explanation seems inadequate. In addition...
It basic shape looks similar to some Seri/Comcaac basketry, from northern Mexico. But it is difficult to tell if the fibers are the right kind for...
This seller calls it a sundial....
Certainly looks like it. Not something I have encountered before. Here is some more information: Ara Palang, the ancestor of the hip flask Ara...
Was this your device on reddit? And are you still looking for a better answer? "It's a demonstration kit for power draw on DC generators. The...
I was trying to find a proper term for these devices. "Stick barrette" seemed to be fruitful in google searches.
A google search turns up this information -...
Welcome, Laura The first step is a proper identification. We cannot read the newspaper clipping that you have posted. Does it name the artist?...
It looks like a Navajo piece, woven in a diamond twill pattern. @Taupou has posted several times on the distinctive features of Navajo weaving, so...
As Debora said, simple needlepoint rather than cross stitch. Because all of the stitches are worked in the same direction it tends to skew the...
You might want to look at some of the previous discussions on "akuaba" - https://www.antiquers.com/search/174387342/?q=akuaba&o=date&c[node]=23
It may be the equivalent of a charm bracelet, with items collected during their travels. The Danish coin and the little bone/ivory carved face...
According to this potter, Hamada did not sign his pots - [ATTACH] https://euancraig.blogspot.com/2013_07_01_archive.html But there are a number...
Here are marks used by Shoji Hamada for comparison - [ATTACH] https://chano-yu.com/famous-japanese-potters-and-marks/
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