Komokwa has a great blade thread,and as always-the more pics the better !
Ditto-I can't judge authenticity either.Quite a bit of it shows up online,but the area still has a number of superb weavers.
Well done piece.What do you think the medium is-acrylic,oil ?
It reminds me of Nazca Chimu or Chancay textile frequently found as tomb wrappings.I'm just guessing,someone here will know more than I about this...
-or maybe a bus stop bench for a pygmy moose ?
A book stand from a Moose Club ? [ATTACH]
Looks like it was part of an Indian Guides or Boy Scout project.Too big to be a Sgt. Preston of the Yukon cereal premium. Poor lad blew all his...
I love that video.Charles and Ray had so much to do with crafting the look of today's world. There it all is in 1956.
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Ditto !
Sounds like he was a bit of an ass when younger (who aint ?).He's been thru the college of hard knocks since then & has run the TV gauntlet for...
Wow-obviously quite a piece.
I'm guessing decorative 60's-70's but who knows ?
Beautiful-went for 63,700 Euros (if I read that right) ?
Could be-the piece definitely looks pre-20's to me,but who knows ?
Good catch anundverkaufen.Most current ones are made of wood.
Zuieback and Cantor opened their 'new' factory in 1922.Perhaps they were in business somewhere else before,because pending @verybrad...
Yep,that was it.
Great find Baker-it seems like someone else shared a 'Reimpito' bird with us in the last year ?
It will look good polished.I've got Wrights & Simichrome.
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