I sold a Ricciardi (Oscar) at Sotheby's new York about 25 years ago and it did not look like this persons work.
who is Jeremy Kyle
It's decorated in the Satsuma style but of course it isn't Satsuma as it's porcelain, not pottery.
Looks American depression era to me but WDIK
just got back - you found it already - good!
I pay $1 apiece if you ship for free :bucktooth:
I'm probably guessing and wrong about this but I always thought the ALP mark was for the metal "Alpaca"?
That was an easy one Deb! :bigtears:
Antique mahogany stage magicians wand:muted::blackeye::pigeon:
14cm = 5-1/2"
These are mid to last 1/4 19thc Chinese porcelain pieces with the "wintergreen" glaze. Even though they are sometimes referred to as celadon and...
Agree on colour for sure although it could be from up Alaska way and not sure what stuff looks like up there ...the open arms look like they...
I wasn't too far off - #2 is Great Whale River, just up the road from Port Harrison - I thought the stone looked like the old stuff from that...
So you think it might be one of Simon Charlie's? (I made him a set of carving tools in the 1970's BTW) It doesn't look like Vancouver Island...
Still say it's Iron
Stone on the boy/seal looks like the old Port Harrison material and that's the old version of the sticker... no doubt someone will be along to...
Looks good to me! Not sure on carver's location though, neat form, I like the welcome figure.
No - not heard of Gurney Slade ...probably came on after I skipped the UK or quit watching telly, one or the other...
Yes indeed, these are Balinese not African and @Any Jewelry is the gal to sort these out for you.
Well it's still too blurred to see much - and with things like this, it's all about the details -so no more to add sorry
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