Found that they even used stamps http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001OMRBNC?vs=1 In the review is mentioned that the marks were either raised or...
All raised. I found a combination of raised and incised marks...
I will email the artist to ask him. Could be an early work. The artist now live in Canada. It won't be unusual when he was in China to paint junk...
I found him, Chinese dude, Law Wai Hin. Wonder if the oil painting is by him as well. Seems like nowadays the artist works mostly in watercolor...
I almost passed it. It was hanging in the Goodwill bins before being put on the shelves. As there was nothing else to buy I had a second look and...
Does anyone know what is the "m" mark and the "67". I assume the last is the mold or model number? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
never mind. it is by Dumler & Breiden, Germany.
Any idea of the maker? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
any help deciphering the signature? thanks
It would be better idea if they used some kind of support when firing in the kiln and avoided the glaze sticking up.
Thanks for the replies.
Any idea of country of origin? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I never noticed till you ask. Yes, there is a hole on the back side of the tube.
Recent Asian import? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
kind of a cool piece but cannot find any sale records on the artist.
actually, there is some kind of residue on the inside walls. so, maybe it was holding water for whatever reason.
There are no notches on the rim but still sounds like very possible to be an ashtray.
actually, do you think that this is a candle holder or it has some other use?
I am guessing Japanese but could be wrong.Any help from the Asian languages speaking members? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
thanks for the great info!
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