Thanks. The ebay member just confirmed the same source. Also added that since 1999 the price probably went down. Maybe I'm not using the right key...
The third photo is supposed to be a title or so but cant decipher it.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] More like a student/hobbyist piece I guess?
Thanks, there are records about a person named Charlene Bundschuh who lived/lives in Virginia so likely the same one. What about Shaker Hights?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I don't know if the artist is known but I like the styles. Any suggestions on the name?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] Thanks for the replies. American?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The mirrors have pinkish tint. Any idea who and when made this? Thanks
Solved. Thank you.
Thanks. Same guy, Virginia.
Ebay member told me that the piece was made by Fostoria in the 60's. He mentioned a book value of $12 but did not reveal the source. Can anyone...
It's a large database and don't know where to start from.
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Any suggestions on the maker?
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When it comes to Chinese porcelain, they call the background techique sgraffito. Nice piece but the mark is not of Imperial quality nor the colors...
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Similar, like in design, carvings and finish?
Also, I don't quite understand something in the article. They say the "late export" pieces could have old "China", "Silver" marks on the findings...
Actually, the glass is pretty clear with no inclusions. Must be the pictures.[ATTACH]
Eyes are plastic.
Thanks for all the replies. How can you tell dyed from natural jade? Sometimes it's obvious as the colors look artificial but here I can't tell....
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