It's very tall but the good thing is that can be taken apart. Any suggestions on the artist name? Tom K...? Thanks
Can someone tell if the piece is mold blown or machine made? The side seams start from the very bottom, then disappear and then again seams but...
I don't know if I am reading it right but looks like "The Pistachio Potter". The only studio that I found by that name is...
I would think that the piece never had those bright colors as the original. Maybe done on purpose like that.
No letters, that's a production flaw.
I am starting to doubt that this is a chromolithograph. The original was done in 1938, that is too late for this kind of printing process. Also,...
Any idea of the maker? Thanks
:) Yep, I know it is a repro and I know the original, it's mix media. I wonder if it's just one of the million repros out there or more...
Don't know if it's been around or made to look like. I don't know if any age would matter as it is a type of print.
Is that supposed to be a monkey? Where from? Thanks [IMG]
Chun? Like in Jun glaze? I would think something more recent. A strange piece with that red body. Is that the color of the clay or has some kind...
Here is the bottle that I have. Similar thick greenish glass. Wonder if those are decorated by a hobbyist. Not finding commercial ware with that...
Someone thinks a noted artist but I'm struggling finding info. [IMG] [IMG]
Is this considered chromolithograph or other type of reproduction? [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Any idea of maker/origin? Thanks
Thanks, now I remembered. Any idea when that decoration was in fashion? Or it is still made on glassware?
Thank you both.
I think the back reads Gebhart, so maybe that Hart is short for it.
You rock! I don't know if pre-Highwaymen style is a good thing. The original Highwaymen artists are very sought. I had Sam Newton piece before...
Don't know the stamp but the base looks recent. Also, appears to be printed rather than hand painted so another sign for being not old.
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