I wonder if it is Scandinavian?
I love it. Sold for $95 https://www.etsy.com/listing/996240140/rare-vintage-wedgwood-terracotta-on?show_sold_out_detail=1&ref=nla_listing_details
......and coffee just shot out of my nose! GOOD MORNING! :p
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I don't see any brushstrokes? Are you sure this isn't a print on cardboard? Typically oil paintings were not housed under glass. I have seen it...
I think it is by glass artist Max Verboeket.
Similar on ebay - seller didn't know either but stated 'vintage' https://www.ebay.com/itm/164824857082
I think it is trying to be a tripod censer but the craquelle looks kind of forced. I would have thought celadon glaze as well BWDIK!
Never heard of Berber! Thank you for the education. Always keep on learning!
looks like a wedding vase - I have seen some advertized as American Indian but some were simply South Western or Mexico - even Colorado.
When I saw the first picture I thought they were drawer pulls but they aren't. I don't think they are bobeches because those usually have a...
This appears to be fused glass. You might want to check out Sydenstricker.
So it's not Inuit souvenir piece?
If the threading is applied, I would call it rigaree. What does the pontil look like? Likely studio art glass although it could be Bohemian/Kralik.
I have catalogued a lot of Chinese censers (or incense burner) and some Yixing pottery pieces and most of them have been reproductions. Usually...
I originally thought south western or south America. Neat piece!
well I finally found mine boxed up and it looks nothing like this one posted so I was way off - I thought mine was orange cased with white...
I have one similar from either Pier 1 or Bombay Co. Newer production.
I wonder if it is primitive American? Native American wouldn't have the fringe and some of the decor look like Talons?
I was going to say it could be French or German
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