Is there something written in those arcs? Are there any marks on the back?
I would guess prices are comparable on these. If you can find a couple prices regardless of pose, it will probably be a good indicator for the...
Looking for "Noritake Golfer Figurine" on Google: there's a whole series of them and they seem to date to the 1930s.
My guess would be Sub-Saharan, maybe Ethiopia, like that.
Now I want onion soup.
I think @mirana is probably correct, but you'll have to find one of the nails to know.
What's going on with that little post at the top of the acorn cap? Why is it there?
I bookmarked that site.
Tear away as much of the paper close to the stretcher as you can and you will probably see. If this is a label, try to work around it: [ATTACH]...
I don't think it's 18750, I think it's 1875 o.
Much better. [ATTACH]
Looks like fairly typical craft fair stuff. 1960s - '70s? [ATTACH]
That's a bad photo, but I guess it shows the layout. [ATTACH]
That's a hand made whatsit, probably from the '80s. All those parts were available at the hobby level. Here's a box I made with one of those...
Just figure that's cold painted, and washing it is likely to remove the paint entirely.
Line em all up a take a picture! Show us. It will be interesting seeing all those color variations.
Closest I ever had was a piece by Allerton: [ATTACH]
I think that Sklo was put together as an umbrella organization with a mandate to promote Eastern European glass. There is a book on the subject....
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Pretty sure you'll find that under Sklo. Sklo, to my understanding, was a concortium of companies. So you can find pieces as Sklo, or under a...
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