I envy you finding a netsuke this well made and comic in its approach. It looks like a dog to me, but the middle teeth are wrong.
Welcome Digby. Great first post. Thorough analysis and thinking. You will do well here. Regarding the lack of mark - I have seen many of these...
Maybe the type of clay would be a clue.
Hello shmeker7 Looking forward to seeing the things that you have found.
Welcome Surya Giri. Looking forward to seeing your things.
Welcome Walrus (I couldn't help going for the alliteration). Thanks for bringing your interesting collections.
Thanks so much for this, as I didn't understand this from your original post, but that's probably because I know nothing about the subject.
I think you are right.
I take that back. The armadillos I've seen had thin tails, but it appears they come with thick tails too and then there is the screaming hairy...
Don't make fun of short tailed cats. Riley is very sensitive. :cat::cat::cat::cat::cat:
Kind of a fat tail for an armadillo.
That’s the puppy! Without your help I would have gone in circles. Thank you for finding the photo.
I appreciate you taking a look. Once I looked a Fostoria fuchsia it didn’t seem to match
They have another purpose but I think you are right about the holiday setting. Thanks.
I’m already confused enough. :)
Don I think fuchsia is right. I'm not see the rest of the shapes though so far. Do you have an example? thanks very much. The pattern was very...
Great idea.
@Bakersgma What kind of plant might this be?
I checked etches not there. I'll search more categories but this is a helpful site.
Thank you for that information. There were also two sets of 12 various shaped glasses when I got there, so they may have been more for display...
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