Great work on the ID.
Bet they didn't get an Inuit to design the label.
Things can get damaged to the point where the best you can say is that someone worked on it. If the thing is a 50,000 year old pebble, that might...
No need to be sorry. I had no delusions when I bought it. I bought it for the label and signature in the hope that the one might help to date...
I looked up Arctic Bay. It was incorporated as a hamlet in 1976, but has been an Inuit site for millennia. I guess a question would be: how long...
I like them both, but maybe have a preference for the second. The portrait of the woman is rather formulaic, but the man has been placed in an...
Yeah, but is it just a rock? The balance on this is tenuous. The damage probably happened when someone on the far side of the room sneezed and...
I bought this mostly for information. It’s badly damaged (beak busted off and a couple of other chips). Stands nearly 5” high. My guess is it’s...
Maybe you were thinking of Botero?
Could easily be wrong.
Not really any help, but the opening on the reindeer looks like it would take a plug of the sort used on plastic still banks. Searching whoever...
This looks like a print to me, maybe a chromolithograph, after the copy by Charles de Steuben....
They look to me like reclining figures, meant to lay down rather than wall hanging. They also look like they were once part of something larger....
It seems like a very soft treatment to the edges in the pattern. I wonder if that indicates chemical or fire polishing? I think either of those...
Thank you. That was a thorough description.
Is @LeftonGuy still around? This might be his bailiwick. That bit of fencing behind him... structurally important but incongruous for a...
Congrats! How did they describe it?
@Any Jewelry: is it Reofect you are thinking of? Covered in another thread on these boards, but I have no idea if it applies. The damage shown...
Sure looks over-painted to me.
I had a hair receiver that was a very similar pattern: [ATTACH]
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