I'd have bought that for $5.00 as well. Paint it a bright color and it will sell - Turquoise, and yellow are the best. Red works too.
Agree, institutional and not necessarily just military. This chair would sell as is with some cleaning in my shop. People like this old worn...
Here is a site selling his works. Look to be in the $600 -900.00 range. Whether or not you can get that for these is dependent on venue and your...
Hiroshige died in 1858 so, to be originals, these would need to be over 150 years old. I doubt you see that kind of age on these. Otherwise, you...
Lots of outright reproductions of Hiroshige prints and, of course, re-prints done in the traditional manner. I suspect you have the latter. You...
This is modern Chinese. I distinctly remember these at Big Lots. I later picked one up on the secondary market and sold it for about 20 bucks.
I am with Greg on this one.
Pretty typical Mexican pot. Newer and made as a flower pot.
That glaze is new for me as well. It is definitely not one of the traditional ones. In the past, the only shiny glazed pieces from VB were...
The closest thing I can find to these are pocket door keys but none of them are quite as slender or long-tipped as these.
You don't usually see factory paintings signed, Jay but this has all the earmarks otherwise. I like the arrow on the back to show which way to...
What is the size on the wooden thing? Big enough for a tobacco box or tea caddy?
Love the lamp. Any marks?
I think your Weller-ish vase may be Hull, though there are some MIJ vases that are nearly identical. The Japanese ones are thinner and of a more...
Maybe for outdoor (cemetery?) use to be pushed in to the ground a bit. Have seen some more pointed than this that were meant to be used this way.
Maybe was supposed to be $24.95? Edit: I see owned beat me to it :rolleyes:
The only way I have been able to sell tea leaf is if it is dirt cheap. Not really any different than most stoneware and china. Everything truly...
This site has rapidly become one of my favorites...... http://mashable.com/2015/02/19/before-photoshop/
Bottom two are 50s decorator stencil paintings. Though they have Chinese themes, they were likely produced in the West. I don't know about the...
Agree with the others. Too bad it is unsigned.
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