Did this guy know what he was doing or another candidate for the museum of bad art? thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
thanks for the link. why do you think is not by him?
Not sure about the first initials, WS? Anything interesting here? thanks
Is not it the slaggy red seen on the Fenton mandarin line?
I am not familiar with the techniques on Murano pieces but on this vase appears that the applied glass patches, lines and beads are laid over a...
I am not sure but seems like Northwood did not have the same shape. Fenton, Diamond and Vineland had low cupped bowls that look very similar but I...
Nothing special but I find them kind of cute. I guess the siggy won't matter. [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Chinese and recent? Any idea of the type of stone? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Any idea of the maker? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Is this by Fenton? If so, Mandarin or Venetian? Thanks [IMG] [IMG]
Thanks. I also thought they could be Chinese but not sure what key words to use for better search. I doubt thet are very old but there may be some...
it is a spurious mark. the decoration and the enamels are new. the bottom is made dirty to look old.
don't worry about the mark. it is recent, maybe done two weeks ago, maybe few decades.
1971
Japanese, probably late 19th, early 20th century? The 5 spurs marks should make it older but I am not sure. I know that the older Japanese...
I have not found a detailed info on the artist and no other paintings by him with American scenes. So, maybe this one is from a post card?
thank you
I hope I got the maker right. Only the handles are marked so I wonder if the blades are sterling as well. Not sure what the other mark read and...
I found a bit of info on the artist. He is not the US abstract painter Arthur Sarkissian but an Armenian one who was working in the workshop of...
Do you consider those peking glass. They don't have the usual raised design but seems like they've been carved/ground to achieve that "hammred"...
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