Eclectic tastes often have that peculiar downside. Ain't it a shame?
In a heartbeat! Great find!!
Is the 9" wide dimension at the upper rim?
An amazing collection of NWC art; stunning...Thank you!!
Sweet...Great Good Fortune!
The folks above have offered excellent, broad spectrum counsel...accurate an' nuanced. You may be disappointed in their assessment of your parents...
More likely the date of the contract to supply them.
Looks like it's on you, Books...I found mine, but all are too large, or too small...an' there's no good color match.
Whatever works for you...I can convert.
I've got a few of them...somewhere. I'll look, take some pics, an' post em' here. please measure as well as you can the diameter of that one...
Along with the tools, a specific skillset would be necessary to produce the desired effect...not something you could have without spending plenty...
Solid argument, Books...well done!
That's an unusual turn of phrase...if you used to have a volcano, you still do. Perhaps your meaning is that you have a dormant volcano...no...
Yes...understood, Bronwen. Thanks!
Y'didn't ask me...but I have to agree. That 'color,' in my experience, indicates a 'tarnished' surface...an' silver-plated objects often have a...
Do the terms 'tumbled' an' 'river rock' have equivalency? Could those beautiful stones have been found in or near a stream or river, naturally...
It may be paper.
Ahh...Thank you, AJ...yes, plainly missing in the OP.
Please forgive my ignorance...cannetille is an unfamiliar term; to what does it refer? Thanks!
Dunno about 'lacquer' deforming over time; 'tho it could very well be so I just haven'y seen such, an' I've handled lots of Urushi-ware. I agree...
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