No idea where this is coming from. US studio piece, Asian, Mexiacan, European? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Never heard of the company Mesnil de Bavent Pottery of Normandy, France but after I researched them I find their pieces adorable. My bunny is only...
I am still researching the signature but in case someone has seen it before. Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
The only listed in Europe is Elemér Nádasdi Sárközy, Hungarian (1900-1988) but I am finding different subjects and no close up of the signature....
Oh, I remeber now when you say Bybee and Waco. I have that plate with similar blue glaze but the clay is white....
The density comes to about 3.3/3.4. So, it is a type of Jade, I guess. Not sure if Jadeite or Nephrite. I know jade takes just a little bit to get...
It's a giant cat. On such roof tiles the animals are usually depicted oversized.
Thanks for the reply. Did not Bauer use white clay? I feel like I've seen this glaze before but can't remember where. North Carolina?
More like a factory painting? [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Any help with the origin? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Found few other tiles with the same mark but no translation. Hope the Asian speaking users to help out. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I am not trying to say that mine is antique. Why it has to be hundreds years old but not fifty? It could have been made anywhere, not only China...
I already did. It is hard to scratch. This does not make it Jade. Plus, there are quite of few types of jade. Not sure what do you mean with that...
How does antique jade look like compared to recent one? What about being old but not antique?
I don't know if it is my screen but how is this green the same? I know Jade is supposed to be scratch free so I will test mine.
I looked at some of the BC bears online and to me this does not seem to be made there. I guess there are a buch of stones that come in that color....
Do you think this is real jade? Feels heavy for being 4" long. Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Thanks. Water dropper is a good suggestion.
Seen the same base too?
Any idea where this is coming from? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
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