I get it now. I thought factory painting means a production line painting but not one made by an semi-amateur ( if that is what you mean by...
I am not finding similar shape by Lancaster. I was trying to match it with some from here...
I see some of your points but seems like you have nothing but masterpieces on your walls and nothing else matters. I do believe that IDing the...
OK, I just don't understand why if a painting is not by numbers, it has to be a museum piece. There is nothing in between? Not sure what do you...
How is this paint by numbers?
It is 9 3/4" in diameter. Any suggestions on the maker? Thanks [IMG][IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Any help with the maker? Thanks [IMG] [IMG]
Thanks for the reply. I was suspicious that it could be something like that because they dis not borther to polish the base. What are those scars...
Thanks. So, German name and French writings would make it Swiss I guess. The stretcher is US but not sure if the canvas is European.
This one is giving me hard time too. Any suggestions? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Struggling with reading the name. The writings on the stretcher are in French but the stretcher itself is Anco. So not sure what is the true...
Can't tell if this is really old or made to look like. Also, what would be its origin? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
No idea who made it but I kind of like it. Any suggestions on origin, maker etc? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Can't find any signature. Any idea where this one is coming from? Type of wood? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Agree. Chinese, recent. Besides all of the above, the foot rim is not of an antique jar.
The five claws don't have the symbolic meaning as in the earlier Chinese art. Only Imperial pieces were allowed to be decorated with five claws...
I would vote for late 1800's to early 1900's.
Thanks. I should check worthpoint more often. Seems like those birds are from the 80's. I found one blue that was described as being from the...
I guess the mark is more recent. Not finding a lot of those online. So far only one identical but in blue glaze. [IMG] [IMG]
Thanks for the reply Taupou. What makes the bear a replica of traditional Native American carving? The shape, the face etc? Any picture examples...
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