with a steady diet of McDonald's, there's no telling if they do! beautiful little piece of Peking (Beijing) glass BTW.
Typical hobby decorated limoges blanks, see them all the time but maybe the hobby was more prevalent in our area. @Bakersgma nailed it exactly!...
There's a fairly famous enamel artist called Perli but not sure of the initial K, maybe worth a check?
Argillite? some soft variety I'm not familiar with I suppose - not at all like the Haida Gwaii stuff, is it? Looks like regular old soapstone to...
ok looked up the censor seal of the guy underneath the tree - it's dated 1855 (hare)
The pots are definitely the older, probably 1960's work of Janetta Nelson as I mentioned above - and stylistically VERY distant from the work of...
I would say only the syllabics are original to the carving, the other notations and numbers are not usually found on inuit pieces, numbers are, of...
The bottom one has a censor seal so it's basically dated (so you can look that up) - also - both prints are probably by Kunisada. He went through...
Hi @say_it_slowly - no my piece is signed just like the OP's and also an earthenware - I think the sig on ours may be earlier than the one at...
I think you might have quite a good score there - I only have one measly piece! I guess my filing system is still operational because I found the...
I thought I'd seen some of this stuff before, I just checked and I have a piece of this! IIRC I found out at the time (years back) that this was a...
This might be a flambé looking at that glaze --not sure on pattern but Moorcroft flambés = +++$ oops you already said it was a flambé...
Sounds good! how's about a pic? We love pics!
possibly Italian? :jawdrop::hilarious::hilarious:
echoing @verybrad s excellent advice I wouldn't touch it with any polishes etc. I suppose wiping it off with a slightly damp cloth would get the...
when you see colour applied in a print like that you are talking chromolithography - so a chromolithograph decoupaged onto a wood/gesso work...
true photogravures do not have regularly spaced dots defining the shading, under a loupe you should see only a random granular texture, no formations.
Japanese salt and peppers
last name Ruth?
HEY! Both of you stay away! this is my feeding ground!:punch::rage::rolleyes::cool:
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