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Welcome-- glad to have your expertise.
Good lord! I must be lazy.
Welcome!
Wow-- that's spot-on! I love the idea that the bark is returning to the shape of the tree. Thank you as always. Appreciate it.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hey I found this one today and think it's birch bark, porcupine quill and sinew as the 'hinge.' It's about 6...
Another camping trip a couple hours from home and some finds while getting there: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Two Tesuque Pueblo "Rain Gods," a...
And these pots do have life-- such a tactile expression, such a visceral connection to the woman who once made it-- it's so worth saving. Great work!
Hi. Despite having grown up in the American Midwest, I have very limited knowledge of this kind of pottery. Stoneware, I think, but beyond that,...
Yeah, I can see that for sure.
I gotta go with the bookcase as my favorite-- truly something that would make a person 'step-back' to take in its full presence.
Thank you Fid-- those look like them for sure. So both religious and secular subjects.
You're right: they're not prints but are paintings with what may also be pen work. I feel like @Any Jewelry will know what these are. [ATTACH]
Got these at a recent yard sale. Perhaps they're Indian tourist prints? As the back says, they were framed in Portland Oregon, USA. Any info on...
Also, what did Antiques Roadshow tell you with regard to age, origin, etc?
Amazing and thorough job posting these Ruskoinabiscuit! They look super: authentic and legit. I'll leave it those more knowledgeable than me to...
This is great information! Thank you for the similar stamps too-- I didn't think it was truly an antique, but I do like it and think it's quite...
Thank you so much for the help.
Hi. I'm guessing this lidded jar is Chinese and a decorative ginger jar made for export? I should stress the 'guess' part of that. Any info or...
Another amazing tour! So nice to check out...
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