I would guess Latin American. I've never before seen a Madonna holding a Toucan. The national bird of Belize is a Toucan, but it isn't...
I would think of this as Jacobean Revival.
Got to be a plus that it has the label.
Image search. (I was expecting it to be a lot older.)
Beautiful etching, very intense and vigorous. It will look great framed. Nice buy. Richard Iammarino. The title is "Number Three". I think...
There was more than one Wedgwood company. The one most people think of is the one that did all the jasperware, but they did lots of other stuff...
Idle guess would be 1920s. Has a sort of craftsman/deco proportionality to it. The only purpose I can imagine for the cabinets would be storing...
What happened with this?
Authentic. Nobody here is doubting they are Wedgwood.
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The other thing is: there's not necessarily a connect between rarity and desirability.
I don't see much point in having the handle recessed like that unless it's intended for stacking.
Looks like a decal to me. Boucher is Franciose Boucher, a Rococo painter who lived a good 100 years before this. I found this similar...
Difficult to look up on Google: first they want to show you Spandex, then Splendex. Absolutely certain that top doesn't come off? It reminds me...
I remember buying a figurine of birds carved from this stuff in the early '70s. As I recall, that peach-colored stone has an almost fibrous quality.
Shades of Samson (interesting parallel imagery): Judges 15:17 And he found a new jawbone of an ass, and put forth his hand, and took it, and slew...
That stamping is really strange.
I don't know what others will think of this, but you might try a hair blower to see if the glue will melt with a bit of heat. Or it could simply...
The dot matrix makes me think a photo-mechanical reproduction, though it sure looks like it started as an etching. Given how readily available...
Japanese okimono. Looks nicely done to me.
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