Good call Komo - 19thc. bowl with an abstracted chia ching? seal ..date around 1860-ish. Everyday ware for domestic and export markets.
Well the mountain is Pen-y-fan in the Brecon Beacons. - at first I thought it was looking toward Brecon from the Storey Arms, but now I don't...
Almost all the African masks you see around are tourist art, there may be the odd old one floating around but mostly what we see (even stuff from...
Gotta love ol' Indian graphic design! Great stuff!
Ok - that explains it.
No, it's just *one* colour (one glaze actually; Sang-de-boeuf can behave like this!)
OK - my attempt at humor was too obscure by half ..will dial it down next time.:grumpy:
Austin products mass-produced item though, right? Artist is ELAINE GEISINGER I saw an auction for one like this - had a bio pasted underneath...
Nice glaze, sang de boeuf, almost perfectly controlled, too bad the base cracked in the firing ..I bet the potter was disappointed. Single glaze...
hmmm... Llyano ....with a name like that, he or she is possibly Welsh, maybe these are views of the new town shopping centre in Llanelli or...
I think they are made from conch shells CC ..
look at the illustration 3rd down on the left , the page from the book ..
Wow - well done, absolutely nailed it - Virgil Morey it is!!!
Oh ..of course! ..for digging bread out of the toaster while it's still on, right?:nurse:
Ahem .. not done much riveting by the sound of it, there Fid!:wideyed::smuggrin: The rivets on this piece are typical copper nail rivets and...
Ok next step fire off a letter with photographs to the Russian dept at either of the big two. Do not email them or your email will be screened by...
Yep yep yep pretty please!
Well you just inspired me to get off my butt and test my own (unmarked) fork - not sure if it's a bread fork, always thought it was a carving fork...
I'm guessing the tines of those forks are probably electroplated nickel though, right? Just the collars and pommels are sterling?
lets see the whole thing not just bits and post them here Icloud is a PIA
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