IMHO The bowl is actually Arita. Meiji period, The generic Kotobuki mark was used but I didn't find out why. Arita used a lot of Chinese Mark's...
As for the second one. @Lithographer or any one else can identify the sig?
[ATTACH]This is on Ebay and they don't know either
@Any Jewelry if you feel up to chiming in on this it would be appreciated! Saw ya looking, or liking lol.
Simple and to the point.
Cool looking spoon! Mikey
I'm sure the frame is not original since the print has been trimmed to fit it. He did photograph a lot of silent film stars. Maybe someone will...
It looks like an upside down Chinese Long life symbol? Mikey
Thank you very much @say_it_slowly. You are top shelf! Better chance she is a notable person? Mikey
Yes Sir it is.
This was a yard sale find for $2.00. When i got it home and took it out of the frame and found it had been trimmed, but found the mark on the...
What i know. It is made primarily of wood. looks to be carved? Measures approx 6" x 7" x 2". Actually more red than shows in the pics. i think...
I have only found a few with ducks but no dogs yet. That's a good sign as to rarity right? Ebay has some etchings but nothing sold? Mikey
Thanks @Debora and @moreotherstuff . I didn't find a Frohr? But I like this one because of the ship! Will go nicely with my ship prints. I'm sure...
Hello fellow Antiquers. I snagged these little prints from my local goodwill for $5.00 for the pair so no big deal if they aren't worth a whole...
Yes, my favorite thrift store. Mikey.
She is a Pretty little 4 1/4" Girl with her basket of flowers. I was thinking this is their mark after 1918? Mikey [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Yes she is stunning. Almost lifelike! Mikey
Thrift store find today. she stands 6 1/4" tall and is carved out of wood. i can't make out much of the writing on the bottom I got Ekaw woman, M...
Separate names with a comma.
