I think it's a Murano ashtray, quality is certainly there
No question about it, an Ebony log for sure.
My pal Vin printed most of the native silkscreens
I think this is probably a photo-mechanical print, doesn't have the sharply defined edges of a silkscreen IMO
John, I'd look a bit closer to home, like in the UK maybe :pompous:, that chip looks non-hard-pastey to me ...and BTW don't forget Chelsea and...
Theses are usually Japanese, as is the art of Bonsai
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Not Chinese IMO John. I. foot looks wrong 2. paste too white 3. chip on saucer looks granular not conchordial
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As @2manybooks said, not jade, not carved, molded, looks like glass but marks on feet suggest resin... could be resin with a glassy lacquer...
If you've just got the one, sell it as a Bronze Masonic doorstop ;)
This was made in the middle east
here's another Eccles with his pal bluebottle [IMG]
Pretty sure it is Kralik @gauntlettgems
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That car is from the early 50's so agree with @komokwa no chance these slides are from 1910
Not typical work in my experience, possibly colonial Chinese? Just adding to the "guess" pot.
Not Loetz, looks like it could be Kralik
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