I think it shows some promise, though, I really have no pottery knowledge. I flipped your photo, and think I see an "T A" [ATTACH]
Renate. What a lovely introduction. Welcome.
Do you mean Margaret Keane who painted the big eyed children in the 70s?
I was very curious about it. You are right, it's an appealing little thing.
Oh my goodness. I never thought it was old. This is so exciting!!!!!!!!! What rich amount of information to do research on. Thank you.
Welcome!
At first, I thought this was a milk glass bowl, since the surface was white and shiny. I realized it was clay based, when I saw the decorations....
great reference!
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Welcome to the world. Now let us see your stuff. :)
Love the green one.
Here is a signed one somewhere between 65 to 82 according to this seller. Adam Jablonski - Raindrop sculpture (signed) - Catawiki And here is the...
Yes. An early piece I saw was more pedestrian
According to the web he started in 1952. I’ll get the link after breakfast.
That's too bad. I have a corner curio cabinet with a light that failed. I am looking to replace it because you can't see anything.
Rooster Many members won't click on a link to an outside site. If you are having trouble with your photos being too big, email them to yourself...
Thanks for sharing, I think. :) That is far more disturbing looking in reality.
I'm glad to see it from your point of view. Frankly, I have never considered putting a meatball in lucite - I am clearly deficient in...
Thanks for chiming in. Edit: I hadn't read further down on the link, so I though 1983, not 1883. I will have to research if they signed dates...
:hilarious::hilarious::hilarious::hilarious: Just a "random act," you say. I almost fell off my chair laughing. I wonder why he picked that...
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