Can you edit your header to include the word Italy? If you do, then Walter will see it.
Can we not call it Nailsea, unless it was made there. ;) I don't think it's damaged, it's simply a broken pontil. But I do agree someone added...
It's the type of object. They were small carvings made almost as playthings to be held in the hand of a Japanese man of high status. You may well...
I think Japanese. If it has any wee holes, a netsuke, otherwise an okimono.
So, Indian woman based on his studies but with a pose somewhat reminiscent of the SW stuff. You can see how he loved the colour pop of that green.
Brierley was pretty well always signed. Later Edinburgh sometimes only had a foil label. That does look like Montrose. Image grabbed from a closed...
Me too. What's interesting about the OPs picture, is that whilst I'm positive the woman is wearing a sari, the pose is very like some Southwestern...
You're very welcome, Andy.
Well, that makes sense. Nice work.
Can you sell your wife? ;)
Spill vases are usually a lot taller: they held thin sticks or rolled up paper for lighting fires, candles, whatever.
Powell: maybe they meant the Whitefriars Powell. They made opalescent lattice work.
Chemise in the UK has a totally different meaning: that's a denim shirt in the picture, we'd never call it a chemise. Cut off tops worn under...
I covet a silver and coromandel box, but they're a tad expensive. ;)
I've got some Persian pieces - yes indeed an imported technique. And of course you then see the influence on Granada made inlay work, imported as...
Well done. Got any coromandel? :)
US or UK? Over here, twenty to thirty quid each.
Art Deco Bohemian ruby cut to clear. How many glasses do you have, komo?
Campaign handles, too. I see modern ones all the time, the nice old ones like this not so much.
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