Hello Any: I will try to determine the material. Would it make a difference as to authenticity?
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I take it that it's not pearlware then?
so that's like white glaze underneath?
the fact that they're stinking drunk made me think something like that.
another question is when the glaze flakes off (like it does on the laurel crown he's wearing) is that supposed to be another layer of white glaze...
apologies for not linking the earlier thread, my bad.
nice photo work Aquitaine.
yeah that crown was confusing me. would you call the horse section: relief or moriage?
this is the original thread i was talking about. should have mentioned that....
Hello Bulldogs: yes I believe it is.
Oh thanks for all the help from everybody. That was some great research there
Yeat I don't disagree with what everyone is saying. Mostly I'm just continuing the idea that I mentioned in the last thread, viz that there was...
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we had a conversation about two months ago re: these asian, modern marks. This one comes with the dishwasher warning and what I guess is a lot of...
I may have not written my post clearly. I meant the artistic value of the piece not the physical value of the bronze, gold, etc.
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