It looks virtually new. If you look inside and can find a publisher, publication date, or better yet an ISBN number, you may be able to find it...
In the first post, op says 10cm high, 15cm diameter. Just a wee thing.
I agree it looks sort of chemical resistant. But having spent many hours in the darkroom with my amateur photographer Dad, I don't remember...
This seems to make it clear that it is Eigellith rather than Teigellith, which is helpful. The company may have had a very short lifespan, which...
Is the first photograph the top view of a lid? (From your photos it is a little difficult to understand the basic shape of the object - a view...
Yes, the bubbles (and the duplicate on ebay) certainly settle it.
The map(s) are of German territory, and Farnsworth was "commandant of the U.S. Army Infantry Training School at Fort Sill shortly after the...
Please check the "temperature" of the piece - as others have said, if it feels cold on a sensitive part of your body (such as your face), it is...
Thank you. He has been through many travels and changes in climate (hence the cracks and broken stand), but I still love him.
I took this to mean that the figure is somehow adhered to the base, and is not removable. But perhaps I am wrong.
Yes, that would make it easier. Resin of that size can be quite heavy. And it is difficult to distinguish stone, from glass, from resin without...
If glass or stone, I would expect the figure to be separate from the stand - so @Aquitaine's question is important. I am leaning more toward cast...
Your goose was probably made in Indonesia, within the last 30 years or so.
From the imagery we can see, I think it might be a Greek tourist piece. The mythological Greek sphinx was portrayed with wings: [IMG] The chariot...
While it does appear to have come from Mesoamerica (Mexico, Guatemala) I am afraid this was made for tourists within the last century. It is not...
It seems to be a fairly common "gothic-revival" item, perhaps copied from the Erhard & Sohne version. [IMG]...
The metal on the handle and sheath may be Chinese paktong/paitong, an alloy of nickel, copper and zinc, (similar to German silver). The knife...
A book with dust jacket is more valuable than one without. A book signed by the author is more valuable than one unsigned. It stands to reason...
How about rolled in a tube mailer?
According to a glossary by Tsuneko Wakabayashi: “Techniques and Glossary for Old Noritake”, which is included in the book “Masterpieces of Old...
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