There used to be an entire huge website devoted entirely to glass covered animal dishes. I wonder if it's still online, I can't find it with a search.
It's from Peru Peruvian. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=pucara+pottery+bull&t=brave&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images
Hmm... Pucara Pottery, https://www.christies.com/lot/lot-pucara-pottery-a-figure-of-a-bull-6135091/?
Mexican folk art I think. It looks like you can fill him up with liquid on the back. Is there a spout hole in his mouth?
How big is it, what does it measure?
Turns out they are not ceramic but resin and chalkstone. Decorative duck decoys, Made in France, Pierre DuPont. 1980s. Mysterious how OP's...
This one is marked on the back. Unless Beswick sold their molds I would assume that your solid blue mask is also Beswick. Hopefully those details...
Don't dismiss any of the things in the china cabinet. Check them out, get IDs before you get rid of them. Some of that stuff might be...
What does the mark on the back say? PS edit: it looks like there are two marks on the back, one at each end of the pin. Or am I just seeing...
Hey Mikey, I just got the inspiration to search with the term lusterware, luster, lustre variations plus marbleized. Found these vases, which are...
This one on eBay looks like it's probably made by the same maker and it is signed underglaze with an impressed mark in the clay "P Dupont" along...
If not sponged I think marbleized would be a good word. I love the color!
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I think it is this Choisy Le Roi http://majolicasociety.com/choisy-le-roi/
@Tahmoor girl Janet is right, it's a chocolate pot, so try searching for chocolate pot and you'll get rid of all those pesky baseball...
WikiLeaks..? LOL. Are you sure you're not going to get in trouble?
Ah, 1978 when soda pop cans were still hefty and strong. :joyful:
How big is it? In the picture where a hand is holding it, it looks like it might be two or three feet tall. Isn't that huge the size of a floor vase?
Maybe this is the guy who made them, https://haydendakotawilson.com/table/stemmed-wine-glasses/ I think the colored inclusions in the clear glass...
I don't know for sure and I didn't go out to search before I posted this reply, but I wonder if that could be David Cressy.
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