Sure looks like his stuff. Is he popular enough to be worth faking?
Wheaton in New Jersey also reproduced bottles like this, but this definitely isn't one of theirs. Is there a pontil mark on the bottom? I'd be...
Hopefully someone can give enough info to make it salable. As a generic listing it will be a tough sell. All I can think of to say is molded...
Not like any Wedgwood I've ever seen. Trust the decoration and figure it's Japanese. Too bad about the rim damage. An interesting piece.
It looks striking (which may be literal). Must weigh a ton.
Can we see the other side of the decoration?
I doubt you'll have trouble finding a market for it, and not just military. I saw a WWII short on a movie channel once that said that graduated...
That's nice. It looks Japanese to me.
If I was listing this, I might include both lamp and vase in the title and show photos of it with and without the fittings. I would say in the...
Even though it's a single decanter, I would still call it as Tantalus as it displays the product while denying access to it.
I like it. My guess would be by a local New Zealand artist and purchased as a souvenir of someone's vacation.
I'd guess the Pont Neuf, Paris, with the monument to Henry IV.
This one? [IMG]
Shown in the Gallery, I think. A handsome piece.
No bargain here, but I've been fascinated by this print since I first bumped into it online years ago... so when one showed up for sale, I just...
People collect those lids - but not for a lot of money. I sold one to a woman who was using them to decorate her bathroom.
Coloring the edges of the cut-outs might make them less obvious.
I guess the name is Jeff Brown. Done as a collage and then re-photographed to eliminate textures? It's a cool picture. That would take some...
Is that technique called batik? The writing looks Cyrillic to me.
Looks like ceramic to me as well. There seems to be a tiny firing crack pretty much dead center on the bottom. You wouldn't find that in glass.
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