Looks old for sure!
Hi Cliff, I 'm not selling anything much these days but that's because I'm a lazy sod! Welcome!
That animal is not Inuit work.
I think it's in decibet
Welcome to the forums, Tracy!
Aye lad, but nee'er the rim;)
Very similar to "How do you make a million dollars in the antique trade?" ans: Start with two million.
Who said anything about photomechanical items? I was a print dealer for many years and prior to that graduated art school in printmaking, so I do...
Maybe, but I retired quite a while ago ...so ....
We will have to agree to disagree then. I suggest you read my post again s-l-o-w-l-y before replying again. If the sig in plate is accompanied...
These are Chinatown stock-in-trade bowls and can be any age - these are late 20th c. I eat brekky with one every day. Not sure if they are still...
Christening mug
Those two vases I tagged will go over estimate. They are the best pieces in the auction IMO. I dealt (specialized, to an extent) in Murano glass...
The blackish metal is silver btw
Not just Hong Kong, all Westcoast US cities have the same size things being built. As long as people are stupid enough to buy them, they will...
although ...they do have this......
abandon city living like rats in cages that would help
That's a nice one, not sure of origin but looks well over 100 yrs old to me ...no footrim is sometimes a sign of an older piece ...anyway, how big...
They have one or two nice bits, I've got better though!:D:D:D
Yes I think it is late Qing, domestic (kitchen) ware, some say decorated by kids ..speculation of course, but one thing is for sure - they don't...
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