Thanks for the suggestion. So far I cannot find that mark on their pieces.
Looks like C or G in a shield alike. Any idea of the maker? Thanks
Thanks for the replies. I found many variations from Turkey, India, Egypt, Iran, China, Vietnam .... probably every single country in Middle East,...
There seems to be a lot of variations and names of similar Mid Eastern/Asian violins. Any help narrowing down the country and the exact type?...
No signature found but just a partial sticker on the frame. Looks like a recent piece. Is she South American? [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
They are made in the porcelain factory of Korosten, so I guess if not mass produced, more than one example was made. Being hand painted don't make...
Not sure if I have rotated the mark in the correct position. Any idea of the maker? I guess with European origin? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Thanks. It does appear to be older so maybe they made it like that on purpose. What is your opinion on this piece?...
Looks like signed with either W. Vess or W. Wess. It is done on masonite board. Has anyone seen the signature before? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Any idea of age, origin and maker? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Any help with origin/maker/pattern? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
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I have not seen such open pontil scar on Mexican glass but there are quite a few bubbles and no significant wear on the base. Any thoughts?...
Korosten, Ukraine. Marked used 1990's.
Another Made In Mexico one? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
About 24 1/2" tall with the base. Wonder if it was initially made as a lamp or it was turned into later. It may have a bit of age but I doubt to...
But her mother's name was Roxanna Foote Beecher and would be unusual if Harriet painted it, to sign with Madame Stowe. I tried some facial...
I did not noticed the different dates. Indeed, it is 13th but not 18th. If it was a better quality work I'd think it was a study piece for the...
Average hobbyist attempt? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Posted some time ago on Ebay. The general opinion was a late 18th century piece. The upper right is signed with "MMe ( for Madame?) Stowe"....
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