Made in Izhevsk, the capital city of the Udmurt Republic, Russia. Never heard of that republic before. Is not the decoration a bit unusual for a...
What do you call that type of decoration and how it was made? Was is done by the maker? I asked long time ago ( I think on the Ebay forum) about a...
Wonder why the name on the back is different from that R. Hant ( or whatever it is) on the front. [IMG]
Can't quite make out the artist name. Signed on the front and titled St. Petersburg. The back has faint writings "Oil Painting St Petersburg By R....
Any help with the location? I can't find any signature. As to age, 30's? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Any suggestions on the name? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Looks recent but wonder if someone can make out the label? Thanks
Small, about 8" tall [IMG]
What kind of stone is this? [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Could be Mexico. Not sure about the thickness but bubbles can be seen on older pieces, right? Some with quite a lot. What's with the base that...
What does the siggy look like to you? J. Sto...? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Thanks. I already figured it out. A Greek company.
Is this an Asian symbol? Any suggestions on age? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
It did not come from the same place as the Scandi pieces. Could be other term. Scavo was the first thing on my mind for weathered, corroded like look.
Anybody recognizes the mark? Thanks
Any idea who made these? Thanks
So far I can't find an identical piece. The design reminds me a bit of Roman glass but I am not able to tell age. I don't think that it is Mexican...
Different opinions are always good so we can get a better discussion. I know nobody that can help with this type of ceramics. Japanese porcelain...
Could be Japanese student but in general their pottery is quite different from the Western ones. The tea bowls could be free formed and look...
Looks like something recent to me. Any thoughts? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
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