Yes but what sound does it make? Or modify?
so how does where does that sound fit in the word: Gzhel?
is there not a character "b" at the end of the word?
yes lamb. I realized after I posted.
The mark looks quite like Sitzendorf but this exact one does not appear in the database Im using. THe lady looks similar to other Sitz. figurines...
The one I show at the top is made of spelter
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wow thanks for all that information. One more q: that's a "v" at the end of the word, no? why?
No that's not how it really works. Many factory works use initials and/or common surnames. You might see: "B Waters" or "L Simmons" or "J Louis"...
Tying up some loose ends: The J Roybal stuff is based on a real artist: Graciela Boulanger. She's from Bolivia and still alive age 86. Her stuff...
can someone explain if the russian lettering does indeed spell Gzhel? I dont recognize the G for example, and "H" doesnt really exist but they...
Honestly, Ive given up trying to educate them. Also there's some sort of thing against changing the listing at the last minute. On certain...
Listings like this are very troubling: https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/109221877_joyce-roybal-ob-b-1955-2-bicycle-riders-signed Most...
The piece is set for an estate auction and the auctioneer has no desire to return and take a closer look. there are too many questions on this, so...
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wow great work on finding that. No idea who made them then?
is it a lion or a gryphon?
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the data base Im using says that's an unknown importer's mark that was used on Dresden style or Dresden originating items, from the 1910s to the 1930s
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