Try: Art-Line of California
More: [ATTACH] And more: [ATTACH] Mid century for sure, but who dunnit?
I think the technique for this bowl is ultimately different than Smilite. I can find similar online, but none with name, label, or box. Here's a...
Take a look at stuff called Smilite....
In the story, it's English folklore that's relevant. No one carries a lantern, for instance, but there's plenty of lanthorns (lant-horn), an...
Currently reading a Ngaio Marsh mystery called "Death of a Fool". The thing is that early on a character, a researcher in folklore, visits a...
The most commonly reproduced Moses statue is probably Michelangelo's (c1515). [ATTACH] If this is yours, you are most likely looking at a...
Jivvy may well be correct. (Can't read it myself.) It looks like the same inscription was written under others of his prints, maybe more legibly...
I'm sure I've seen similar in a deco catalog, but it might have been an illuminated pate-de-verre car mascot
I don't know why anyone would use glass as a support for porcelain. Stylistically, my guess is 19th C French academic art, probably a copy from a...
There's some nice crystal development. The Chinese don't have a lock on the glaze or the process. I'm guessing you are looking at a studio...
Here's a close up of a crystal on a vase I had: [ATTACH] Nice colors on yours.
We need a clear view of a splotch. It may be a crystalline glaze. Other threads have been posted showing other examples. I've heard it's a...
Wikipedia has a whole article on "Three Crowns", but it's mostly Sweden.
I think you can safely say KPM. The only piece I had that I was convinced was of sufficient quality had very similar marks. They don't look out...
Beautiful spoons. (Would that I had something to show.)
I'm still thinking 1920s. If earlier, not more than a decade. But surprise me! The framing looks original, with those papered backs, and the...
I have no problem imagining these to be from the 1920s. The frames look to be stamped wood with a silvery paint (maybe aluminum dust).
I wasn't able to get that close a detail with my camera. I got that picture with a high density scan. I wonder if this is a sampler; an exercise...
Looking at candlesticks might help. Similar side ornamentation shows up I think from several makers.
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