Thanks. I will focus on NC then.
Thanks. Dutchmen make sense.
I see red on the inside and some other areas but don't know if that is the natural color of the clay. I will check the NC possibility. I am...
Crazy idea, is that Columbus?
Correct, my bowl is made out of red clay but it is glazed on the exterior and has finish ( paint?) on the interior.
Thanks a bunch. Now go figure, old or recent, real or repro.
I guess done in a mold as there are two visible vertical seams. I don't see any significant age. Any idea of origin/maker? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Hindu, Tibet ...? Any idea of the symbol? Thanks [IMG]
Looks like recent pieces. Just in case someone can help with the mark. Thanks [IMG]
By they way, what do you mean by "danced"? Being used in actual rituals?
Those little round scars on the base. They are from the support that was used during the firing. I see two but I guess there should be three.
Did you find any info on Mr. Conard? I wonder how do they know that he made the bowl ( by they way they say "the two pieces", which is the second...
Thank you both too. So, it's better to stay away from African masks :) Taupou, what can you tell me about this mask...
It was clear about the Vuvi and Fang. I posted a bit before I saw your reply and then just added the white finish part. So, basically, two...
Thanks. So they are Fang Ngil types. From what I read authentic Ngil mask are rare and expensive. But I am finding a lot of what are claimed to be...
Could it be early Wisconsin piece? http://www.wisconsinpottery.org/WiscStone/presentationexamples.htm
Any idea of origin and period of production? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Any suggestions on age, origin etc..? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I guess it is at least 19th C with those spur marks. The earlier pieces normally have more marks, like 5 or so. How many we have here?
Here we go, we came with new term " ice lip" :) Correct, the pitcher is not meant to have a lid. Could be a NC piece. Maybe the glaze can help? It...
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