Decoupage was a big craft craze when I was in my teens and twenties also, late 1970s, early 80s.
Seems very cold to me that this type of information would be delivered by a form letter!
I have a Loetz vase that was imported to the US by a jewelry store who had silver overlay applied. It was not signed. I had it IDed by a Loetz...
Trying to give an idea of size but they are just distracting!
I think with the damage on the bottom of the pitcher it wouldn't have much value.
That poor thing need to meet up with some silver polish!
I don't know about selling art online, but I would resist trying it with anything framed with glass. Shipping could be a nightmare :wideyed:
If you contact them make sure to come back and tell us what they say :)
I agree, that poor thing needs a shine!
Maybe pickles!
MMM, I don't know, but this summer while I am selling at shows and the flea I will certainly ask and young girl that looks at my cameos!
I think 1974 is well past MCM by more than a few years. I think maybe you have a painting by an amateur painter, JMHO :wideyed:
JMHO, but it looks like that to me!
Nice artisan piece. Unfortunately it is next to impossible to ID artisan pottery. Have you checked local potters?
When I saw this I assumed it was a learning experience, which I love! Nothing else!!!
I would call this a cuff bracelet, a bangle is a complete circle or oval, no gap :)
I don't know who, but I think it's lovely!
The shape would be called bullet cabochon.
Those are sweet, I could go for them also!
Never assume, I have had glass stones set in gold!
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