It's closer to an original than most of the Pollocks we see here.
I see what you mean, but agree with others that it might just be a quality of the digitized image. We need the close up. [ATTACH] This detail...
I agree that the panel doesn't seem right. It does look thin, but not too thin for plywood. OP hasn't answered my question. A good clear close...
Is it painted on panel? If so, what kind? What is the size?
"Boterismo", though I don't know if that extends beyond Botero. Beryl Cook has a somewhat similar take, but I'd give the edge to Botero.
Love that first photo.
You're going to be busy today reporting all those other listings of which you are now aware. I once got reported for using the term "eames era"....
Could easily be a lid. I would guess French or German (at least continental) rather than English.
Is it micromosaic? Can you get a good close-up?
Where do you buy a mosaic like that for $8.99!?!
A short lived character. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrappy
I thought I could find a piece that I had that fits the bill, but I can't. Here is an article about Murano glass being made in Brazil:...
I think it may be Brazilian. They used stands like that.
This is the only one I ever had: [ATTACH] Made me wonder if new ones are being made with internally applied decals.
Building on what @Aquitaine did: [ATTACH]
Given that the little horses remind me of the Dala Swedish horses that show up here occasionally, I'll take a WAG and suggest Finland, maybe...
Maybe open salts? I think they are meant to look like hats.
Someone's good at working glass!
Looks to me like vaseline (uranium) glass.
Looking for that just-divorced-revenge sale.
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