Not cloisonne - Japanese champleve enamel. Vessel is pre-WW1, fitting look like 1920's. A excellent buy at that price. Do not polish the patina off.
That's the one @i need help - good spotting as usual! Well done;)
All the info is on the sideways label - what else would you need ..and that's one weird username mate!
Looks Japanese to me
Why not? It looks pretty nice.
I bought a pair of modernist rya rugs from the Swedish pavilion exhibit at Expo67 (bought them in 1994) ...they are at the bottom of the stack...
My next move would be to try and match up subject matter, medium and SIZE. Usually there will be other works of the same size known. Good luck,...
At least you can go through that list one at a time matching up styles - plus, you have provenance now, and that's a good thing!
In my experience, every collection contains a few wannabe's, a few iffy's and in a sizeable cabinet of paintings, a fair percentage of fakes....
my mum had a sort of retractable fireplace brush that extended like this ..could the brush or business end bit be gone?
This is by Jimmy KUDLUROK (1950- ) Oh - and I think this shape are usually known as Loons?
So the question is now ...do I sell one of the others or keep on "laminating" them (putting this one on top of the others) ..I think there are...
It is very clean and probably 30 to 40 years old (I think)
Picked this up on Saturday and finally had the nerve to wade through the snow tonight (Tuesday) to get it out of the car. Car is parked a block...
in her obi
Usually, "oil paintings" on paper laid on canvas are chromolithographs under the top layer. This looks a lot like a Victorian chromo.
This shape is known as a ship's decanter
Japanese women with Samurai swords? I don't think so
Most likely this is a painting over a print.
Has to be him - who else? Although most of the stuff online is more in an illustrative style, some of his stuff looks more like this. I guess you...
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