Definitely not Italian - they never made anything like this!! - are you sure it isn't Fenton too?
@Jivvy I'm going to post a painting soon that I've had for years, but never have been able to identify. A Parisian scene, turn of the century-ish...
Wow! I'm impressed Jivvy, really right on!
Some of my favourite things are old plates and bowls - this one came in trade a couple of days ago - ready to hang in my kitchen with a nice old...
Nice, but more than likely early 20thc.
I don't think it's THAT new, doesn't matter anyway - less and less handwork of this type will be appearing as the Chinese are becoming more...
Yup, it's a good one, the real McCoy.
Definitely not resin, this piece is soapstone which may have been stained. Hand carved, so all good!
It's called 'Berbere' designed by Marc Lalique. A rather optimistic seller has one here:...
I agree, odd that there's no other works as the author looks accomplished.
This is a piece you have for sale on your website, "thrownandfired.com", right?
good spot @Jivvy 'lacustrine' is probably more familiar as 'lakeland' or simply 'lake';)
Catalogs are available - at a price! :arghh:
Are the Stickley catalogs online these days B?
Small, portable library desk?
All kidding aside, I think you would have a better chance of identifying the pot, or at least narrowing it down to country of origin/area by...
Wow, Stickley was ahead of his time alright! It's a computer desk!:D
Name on the side? "Munchen" = Munich, Germany. In my opinion, donate it. Very little value
Bottom character is incompletely stamped - and as it's a stamped siggie, fairly late production, 1950's?
ooh ..that's a definitively 70's cup!
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