Thanks for the reply. I'd buy it if was not damaged but in this condition and large size it will be risky to ship.
I'll take it out of the frame later on to check for signatures or other info but any suggestions on who the person might be? Thanks
It was cheap but a large repair and looks pretty recent to me so I passed it. What do you think? Thanks
Thanks for the suggestion. I checked Whitefriars. They have some cube stack vases but the shapes are more asymmetrical and their "ice" texture is...
Any idea who made this? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Thanks for trying Gila, not a waste of time.
Thanks a mil. I think you got it.
Can't tell for sure what is the material, some kind of a nut? Not certain of the origin either. Any thoughts? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]...
Got you the top view [IMG] [IMG]
Nothing fancy but looks like a nice quality to me. But could be another Chinese import piece. Any thoughts? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
There is some paint texture but can't tell for sure if painted or some kind of print, like serigraph maybe? Trying to find something on the artist...
Ok, so commercial ware also can be seen with spur marks. But what's with the pro pottery pieces not have stilt marks? If you have a runny glaze...
That's ridiculous. What am I going to do with all this? [IMG]
The sides feature images of cannons, war drums, rifles, armor etc so I guess the top must have been war/battle related, maybe a horseman.
That's the best so far on the plaque.
Here is the full set [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Thanks, never heard of this before. Do you think is recent or has some age?
The edges are very thin and fragile. Professional potters don't use stilts? What do you mean? I've seen a bunch of pottery with spur marks,...
More like a student piece? [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
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