Perhaps mine is copied after something like this....
I like how Tribal Art now includes the subtitles: "Asian, African, Native American, South Americas and Aboriginal". Anyway, thinking this...
I even made those as a kid -- late 60's, but used oranges. I think my mother was hoping sticking those cloves in would keep me busy for a hour....
Excellent, Janetpjohn. Thanks for the ID of that first name. :happy:
If it has to do with the child's dress, go ahead. Otherwise maybe a separate post would be better. ;)
Wow, great example. Thanks.
Good to know. I thought it had a interesting look when I picked it up. May contact them just for fun.
Wow.
Thank you, Debora. Was hoping you would take a look. :happy:
I agree, mine has more of a studio pottery look than mass produced look. Good idea to contact them. If I hear back, I'll post. Thanks.
Thank you, Terry. That seems to be it. Here is a piece on Ebay with the same "F" mystery word/stamp....
I've never seen a child's vintage dress like this --almost "Carmen Miranda" style, so picked it up for fun at a sale. Guessing it would fit a...
Yes, I think it might be Union. Thanks. The name above ...at first was seeing "Fuma" but now I see what might be the dot on an "i".
Wondered if anyone could get the name on the bottom of this piece. I think the last word is "stoneware". Thanks! [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Antique stores don't usually don't give too many free appraisals - however they may offer to buy the lot for $20 if they see a $300 piece in...
Thanks for sharing this disaster. :confused: One can hope that it was in fairly rough shape when it was "redone". Agree w/Brad -- sort of does...
I really like the colors in this watercolor. Here is another by the same artist, but they don't know the history either....
Thanks all. SBSVC, I did find one very similar credited to De Carlini -- but like you said, hard to confirm. I do personally like the "worm" or...
(Three Italian, one USA.) Well, not "signed" in your normal way... [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Well done, Aaron.
Separate names with a comma.
