Yes, the attributions were rather flexible. I think it is safe to say it is from somewhere in that general region. I would think it most likely...
In the case of the cup with the silver base (that @Roaring20s provided a link to), it might be a marriage of a pre-columbian pottery cup with a...
[IMG] Your bowl may be from Borneo, by a Dayak carver. The animal figures represent mythological creatures, part dog part dragon, called "aso"....
There is the possibility that an analysis of trace elements in the gold might identify the original source of the metal, which may have been...
Well, that information opens up whole new avenues for exploration. Do you by any chance still have the stone? One possibility is that it was a...
Sure looks Siletz - that type of braided rim is pretty distinctive. Although most traditions are consistent in weaving direction, I don't think it...
Why not contact Kyoto Art and Antiques and ask?
It looks like Japanese Satsuma ware. But Gotheborg does not have the mark. As they say, "Satsuma was produced in Kagoshima, Kyoto, Tokyo, Osaka,...
It is quite a rough casting - it does not look like a finished part of anything. A bolt, at least, would have threads which I do not see. Is the...
It is for "setting" (bending/straightening) the teeth on a hand saw. Nice photos, btw.
When I saw your first photo, I thought it was much larger, and some sort of sledge for transporting things. Then the 2nd photo shows it is smaller...
They were hand carved, so some variation would be expected, and some carvers might be better than others.
[IMG] "These beautiful and unique wall plaques were purchased in Spain in 1969 . They depict various tradesmen - apothecary, blacksmith,...
Shindler seems to have signed his works with initials or a monogram - some version of AZS, or ZS - in the lower left corner. So you may want to...
Antonio Zeno Shindler (1823-1899) - "Sunset Landscape with Native Americans"- gouache on paper....
The one listed on invaluable sold for $225.
https://notyouraverageamerican.com/folk-art-tigua/...
In your photos, it looks like there is a hole through the bottom of each pot. Is that so? I assume that would mean they were made as planters, and...
Google says the first word in cyrillic is "Donsk" (which might be current Ukrainian Donetsk), but can't suggest a translation for the rest of the...
This is a photo of some Marginea pots drying (upside down) before being fired. They look to be the same shape as yours, with somewhat similar...
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