Some representations of the dragon are like that, I have a woodcarving, same proportions!
Those "hand taps" are castanets!
I think the covered bowl MAY be a fairly recent Chinese production made for the decorator trade...the claret jug I'm not entirely sure of, but...
Well it is a beauty, German IMO, has a sort of WMF-Y feel, but no matter if unmarked ...I have a pair of early Hagenauer bookends that aren't...
This is not a very good painting - agree student work.
Having had a good look at your lamp (which is very nice btw!) there are a few observations that come to mind ... first is of course that isn't a...
Looks like creamware, doesn't it? Is it translucent? Nice design though for sure. I think the foot shape will be the key to identity though, very...
Yes, that looks like one, see the little circles?
Typical form, check out any mid-century book on Ikebana for other cool shapes. They used to show up here and there back a few decades ago and I...
Just to be clear, I said it had a vague similarity to the work of Laeuger by virtue of the earthenware body and the type of glaze and coloration...
It looks more like a chromolithograph or possibly a stipple to me, aquatints tend to be composed of little hollow circles and I'm not seeing that
It might be Karlsruhe, the overall feel has a vague technical similarity to Max Laeuger's 19thc Art Nouveau earthenwares, but might just be...
Japanese Ikebana thing. 1960's
Why not? Not everything is suspect ..it's not like it's a Faberge egg :nailbiting:
Artnet doesn't approve of ad-blockers, apparently :jimlad:
The Pacer aka "goldfish bowl", yep, a real eye-catcher to say the least ....a few years later I saw a Honda Accord and thought "wow, they copied...
...and if you have some spare time, i.e. for 50 episodes, The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber on YouTube is a good yarn about the most valuable...
Yep!
I rented a Pacer a couple of years later, thought they were really cool ...and yes those Gremlins could GO alright!
rolled gold?
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