That looks like it's probably the one, not least of all because I'm in Toronto. Who knew there was a pattern named after the city? Good find....
The top rim on mine was ground and polished. The domed foot is hopeful, but I'm not seeing pieces of Leerdam with the baluster quite so...
What does the title page look like? Is there a publication date? ********* Oops! You already said 1950s and Medici Classic. I think you'll...
If yours is an intermediate state between the initial etching and its final appearance, then yours would not be from a book. Note, however, that...
I believe that the earliest version is the Princeton example with identification scratched on the plate under the image. That identification...
A long gone, unidentified item… but still on my mind. This was a nicely made piece. Can anyone ID it? The cup was 4 5/8” high, 4 ¼” across at...
She's a cutie... with remarkably pointed ears.
If you search Dehua Porcelain Dog, you will find photos of similar figurines with 18th C attributions. That certainly does not mean that these...
I would guess a gift from the lady in question - the "original" of the photograph.
That's what I would call it, but that's not much to go on.
How do you know that these aren't Chinese? I was thinking they looked Chinese because of the square snouts that very much resemble the styling on...
I think they're very interesting and I hope you have a quick sale. Searching Dehua, I see other dogs that resemble yours. Was it a general...
Can't say as I agree. Incised initials aren't much to go on in that respect, but thanks for looking.
Have these sold? Is there a link? I'm curious.
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I found another example online, but no information comes with it:...
This owl figurine is made of white clay. Apparently produced in a mold, the clay is hand-packed and very thick. It weighs about 3 ½ lbs. It’s...
[IMG] The way I'm reading it: The Princeton print was first with identifying information scratched into the plate below the image. Then that...
There was identification scratched at the bottom of your image, but it has been erased (scraped off the plate?). I wonder what that means. [IMG]...
Sorry, but I get no result. Princeton has another example of this print without the text, but it is still identified under the plate. Harvard...
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