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I would call it a "stepped" rim.
@Lana, don't take komokwa too much to heart. It is a nice vase, and I am glad that others here were able to help.
[ATTACH] Penitente Morada (chapel) in Abiquiu, NM.
On the contrary - women in many of the southwest groups have worn their hair this way. [ATTACH]Mohave woman [IMG]Pueblo woman My first thought...
Another useful search term is "Cairo ware" or "Cairoware". It refers to such mixed metal objects, made in Cairo (of course).
It would probably be safe to say it is a reproduction of a Mexican West Coast style.
I should add that, according to one of the online sources, the original watercolor is at the FDR Library in NY. Yours is, of course, a copy print.
The image is by Arthur Szyk, "Washington the Soldier", 1930....
Start with a loupe, to look for the obvious signs of a modern print or lithograph - there have been a lot of discussions on how to recognize print...
The cartographer was Lucas Janszoon (Iansz) Waghenaer, Dutch. https://www.raremaps.com/mapmaker/839/Lucas_Janszoon_Waghenaer...
The map is of the southern coastline of England, including the Isle of Wight. I think the language may be Dutch. @Any Jewelry?
Found this on ebay (sale ended) - clearly related: [IMG]...
I had not commented on this because I don't recognize the style. To me, it seems like a mixture of indeterminate things - a sort of SW looking...
Why would anyone offer more than your asking price? Wouldn't they just pay your price and be happy about getting a great deal?
I believe your fellow is a modern interpretation of the pre columbian styles of Colima or Nayarit, both located on Mexico's west coast where there...
It looks like it may be a soapstone known as kisii stone. Found and used in Kenya, to make tourist items. Some is left in the natural light...
Can you elaborate on this? I have not read about any such test, and it seems it could be quite hazardous for the object.
Micaceous clay is used in pottery made by Taos and Picuris pueblos, in New Mexico. But it is not unique to that area. I don't know if your frog is...
2manycats provided a link to similar copies of this book on abebooks.com, a website where dealers list books for sale. He also explained that you...
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