En Francais, Limon In English, Pass.
Hybrid "hard paste" - not really the same as the German body. I hope you're not suggesting this piece is late 18th/early 19thc?
I forgot ...sorry, next time!:bag:
Not in a zillion years is this Coalbrookdale:arghh: ..it ain't even English - it's hard paste and that ain't made in the UK ..
yes, you can get ripped off there pretty good!
Why not take this pic to a jeweller and have him/her make one like it with the stone you want? That's what I would do, but there are lots of very...
the pic is too small make it bigger!
I guess it's Japanese, the top character is in Katakana, while the rest is in seal character Kanji. Weird pot though, whoever made it! <edit>I...
Interesting - maybe it was re-issued for the bicentennial? Can't see it having much commercial traction, but who knows! Thanks @Jivvy
I've restored argillite, ivory, tortoiseshell, porcelain, pottery and amber with superglue. It's brilliant on non-porous materials. I even...
I took that to mean that it was obviously the "offering to peace", but the MOMA had given it that title, as that plaque was sourced from their...
It isn't though, it's Chinese and an impractical tiffin box - really just "decor" ware, abused but fairly modern.
The usual thing, not enough room, I guess - also pedestal is shorter, no doubt there are several small "artistic licences" involved! <edit> Just...
fwiw, further research yielded this text: (talking about Josiah Wedgwood's 1787 catalogue) Among the medallions and bas-reliefs listed in his...
No, I don't think so - Wedgwood sprigs are a lot crisper! I think the Wedgwood relief (and maybe this copper one?) must be based on models that...
The vase is Japanese Sumida Gawa ware, a bit beat up but fixable I suppose ...the other thing is Chinese, fairly new, you don't need that....
That's what they're having for dinner after the harvest.
fwiw, I just found out the title of this work (the Wedgwood title anyway:)) is "an offering to peace" see here:...
Well that looks like a Rhenish stoneware flask she's pouring his refreshments from, which suggests the scene could be German - he's got some sort...
Well, sorta. Really doesn't have anything to do with the "back" Definition from wikipedia: Bas-relief is a type of relief (sculpture) that has...
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