Beautiful! I have one with a lighted base like that, though mine is not nearly as fine as yours. Jealous, as all get out, I am.
Very nice. Most new people struggle with the photos at first. But you got it pretty quickly. Good job.
Thank you, Fig. It's already has a job.
Oh no. I wouldn’t give it up. It’s wonderful
No problem. Thanks for looking. I have a call scheduled on Monday with the primary dealer to discuss base
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I heard back from the Birches Gallery. Will report back what I find out.
The edge reminds me of Fire King Peach or Orange Lusterware but I'm not a knowledgeable person, so this is just a recollection of something I saw...
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I'm not a skilled as others but I think there is a 27 at top. [ATTACH]
Lovely pictures. Could you please go back and edit your post and at the top of your photos click on Insert Full image This will make it easier...
Could be. The white rock is scratched where the front fins are. The question is what goes in the holes? I know you suggested be creative, but I...
Maybe a dahlia.
@blooey Assuming that this seal is supposed to be on the piece of rock, can you envision what would be placed in the holes to hold the seal in...
@James Conrad, turned me on to USHIP, which is a clearinghouse for small shippers. My Chippendale chair hooked a ride with a truck going to LA....
I didn't see the blue in the store. Only when I got it home and looked at it carefully. It's nicknamed "blue-eyes", so I was destined to find it.
Thanks. Now to search down some armatures to hold it in place.
From what I gather, his sculpture goes for big bucks on the secondary market too. Of course, the two big ones are the overpriced sites. GILBERT...
I once passed up a Inuit piece before I became familiar with them here and vowed never to do so again. The piece was pretty dinged up, so I passed.
I looked some more and size determines the price. Mine is the $2,650 range at their retail.
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