I like him (and her)! It does look like a cast. If it is a replica, I expected to find the original through a google or bing image search, but I...
[ATTACH] Hecho en Mexico - "made in Mexico", of course.
That was my first impression as well - the inlaid design looks like bidri. But the bowl appears to be wood (too hot to hold if it was metal)....
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It is kilim technique (slit-woven tapestry). My guess would be relatively modern/vintage Turkish / Anatolia. But I am not certain. I believe the...
Welcome, @antiqueaddict. May I ask, who first suggested your painting might be by Horace Pippin? I am by no means an expert, but looking at other...
These are a bit finer, but decorated with the same half-moon stamps: [ATTACH] https://trci.tripura.gov.in/emuseum/object/bengi-thengot-kharu/...
Test it with a magnet.
They appear to be replica statuettes of the Sumerian god, Enki -...
I am afraid I will not be of much help with these. Neither are specifically familiar. It seems odd that the bowl shows a great deal of wear on the...
Looks like Cub Scout work. Interesting that it is multicultural, though.
The female figure probably represents Our Lady of Guadalupe. [ATTACH] "Guardians of Chuk Shon: I'itoi, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Padre Kino, Yoeme...
The Yaqui Indians of Sonora Mexico and southern Arizona perform a deer dance on ceremonial occasions. "The deer dance represents the both...
With the better view of the bottom of the basket, it does appear to be a twining technique even though it looks like it is coiled (particularly on...
Your carving depicts a Maasai warrior, probably by a carver in Kenya or elsewhere in east Africa.
@antiquelover69 - Can you please post a straight on photo of the whole lid, top and bottom? I think it might be a twining technique, but the...
It is an interesting technique, which I have not seen before. The material looks like it might be palm leaf, and the start looks like a method I...
How long has it been since you removed it from the water, and has it changed during that time (eg. have bits fallen off)? I am still pondering...
They look like work from Lombok, Indonesia.
The color is similar to azurite, a copper carbonate mineral. [ATTACH] I wonder if it is a product of the cooper coil corroding in seawater. Or a...
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