Forensic details! https://www.realorrepro.com/article/Carousel--Horses
Those first two might be reverse-painted.
Happy to help. I dibs all the old holiday decorations. :angelic::angelic::angelic:
.. and I think those are just her "rosy" spots. Airbrushes can get out of control real fast! [ATTACH]
Cheap plaster chalkware was made by the truckloads for carnivals, etc. to give away as prizes for the marks who spent a small fortune trying to...
Maybe "Be careful, the plate is very hot!". :angelic::angelic::angelic:
I can not translate but the Chinese goddess appears to be Quan Yin and the plates are pressed bamboo. Similar to those made in Taiwan....
Looks mid-20th century to me.
This technique was popular for Chinese export ware in the 18th-20th centuries, but the technique itself is much older. Some Roman examples are...
I could only find one. https://www.ebay.com/itm/312542561694 Try also searching eglomise', tulip magnolia , export bowls [ATTACH]
These are the fist sulfides on tableware I've seen, so I'm not qualified to say. I suggest you Google more with those expanded search terms. It...
That is a lot of hand-work!
A sulfide is molded, not carved. According to Wiki, it was the technique used in glass fabrications. "A variation of a carved cameo is a cameo...
Is it ceramic or glass? I can not tell! I wrote a long dissertation on champleve', then realized it's not metal!
The cameo almost looks like a sulfide. What is it made of?
DUDE!
Could it possibly be Mayan? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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