eBay is changing many of their categories (FOR ALL KINDS OF ITEMS LISTED ON EBAY) to eliminate, consolidate, and generalize many of them. For...
Now that's using your head :-)
My guess would be MCM. Likely started out as a lamp not a vase since the cord hole is clean and looks glazed inside. If you remove the bulb, the...
Could they be some kind of (or part of a)musical instrument- do they each ring at a different tone when you tap them gently with something metallic?
What do you have against Wedgies ??? :-) I do know better, but it's too late to edit. - Joe
You're very welcome! - Joe
From what I understand, all Wedgewood is marked (likely some exception exists, but that's the rule in general). Your's very likely is Schafer and...
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Yeah, it does have a Van Briggle looking Ming Blue glaze color. It seems very thick -walled, which is unusual for a slip-cast type vase, which I...
It's kind of a distinctive shape with the ears down and legs tucked under. I almost see a dog when I look at it, but it likely is a stylized pig...
Maybe check out the category this one is in...
I would say mahogany for most of it. The small front inset is another species. Cheers - Joe
Lots of skill required to do the Decorations and glazing so well. May be less skilled as a potter but I really like it and would grab it if I saw...
Maybe a rasp for squaring up the corners of a hole, for post and beam construction.
Probably not much help, but it seems to have a studio pottery vibe to it, though the signature is carefully done.
Nice! I love the Muskota line also.
Yes I surely agree about seeing it in person. Some fakes just came up lately at auction along with the real ones- here are the links. There are...
Hi. IMHO, I believe the one asked about unfortunately is a Repro - there have been a number of these appearing at auction lately. I'm basing this...
Have no expertise in signs, but if it were mine, but I would leave it as-is so you don't eliminate the purist collectors. I also would research...
Maybe for setting the teeth of a saw (To reestablish the angle of the tooth)
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