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    Carved stone oil lamp

    I think most thought it was a blow up doll :oops: ...where it really came into it's own was in the commuter lanes on the freeway:D
    Post by: blooey, Mar 31, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Carved stone oil lamp

    I once drove from Vancouver to an auction in California with a life-size Carrara marble statue of a lady in the passenger seat. Long story, but...
    Post by: blooey, Mar 31, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Regency sewing box.

    Had the box for ages, then an old shop in Chinatown closed down and my friend bought all their (old) wrapping paper for her store and I asked her...
    Post by: blooey, Mar 31, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Carved stone oil lamp

    Now if I were you I'd attribute yours to Spumoni and Bruschetta and stick it on eBay with a scary big BIN ..and see what happens when you shake...
    Post by: blooey, Mar 31, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Regency sewing box.

    Nice Job!! The last one of these I did I was lucky to find some old Chinese tissue paper of pretty much the same pinkish red tone as the original...
    Post by: blooey, Mar 31, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Ancient pottery shard or ???

    Flower pot bit that's eroded in the river. On the coast you find lots of stuff like that on the beach.
    Post by: blooey, Mar 31, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Help with a vase mark

    yesterday
    Post by: blooey, Mar 31, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Help with a vase mark

    very new
    Post by: blooey, Mar 31, 2020 in forum: Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain
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    Samurai Lamp

    As I mentioned earlier, I retract by "damaged" assessment and place this vase somewhere between 1890 and 1910. Hope you end up getting it!
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Samurai Lamp

    Nice @Any Jewelry, but the OP's lamp is more my thing, I think it's just great.
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Samurai Lamp

    Maybe not cut down or reduced after all ....so in my opinion, a spectacular buy at the asking price, go ahead @J Dagger - here's a mate to it...
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Samurai Lamp

    Ah yes, Kinkozan (who probably produced this vase) has always been synonymous with ugly and cheap productions.
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Samurai Lamp

    I believe this is hand decorated, very fine work and not a decal. If you look at the overall shape of the vase, imagine the missing section of...
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Samurai Lamp

    I disagree, I think it WAS a very fine early 20thc Kyoto earthenware vase that suffered some damage, i.e. neck was broken and therefore reduced...
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Found a creepy statue by the dumpster...

    :hilarious::hilarious:
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Is this table 18th c ?

    I may be wrong but that type of leg design ...was it done in the 18thc? More like a late 19th showoff device IMO...also, other than the legs not...
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Furniture
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    How old is this embroidery on linen?

    Early kit for embroiderer, late 19thc would be my guess, sort of an old version of paint by numbers ..outlines are drawn on the canvas and...
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Textiles, Needle Arts, Clothing
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    Found a creepy statue by the dumpster...

    Someone stole her baby too ...awwwww!
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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    Detailed Carved Ivory Scene Help Identifying the Artist?

    I'm convinced - even if it is a bit "white", that this piece IS a miniature Meiji period ivory carving.
    Post by: blooey, Mar 30, 2020 in forum: Antique Discussion
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