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Terracota. 12inches high. I am sure I have seen this image before.[IMG]
Can I just add a bit of info about the teasets with a lithophane of a lady in the base. In the 1950's when a ship docked in Japan, the sailors...
I wonder if it is salted with other people stuff?
My brain can't take it all in. Are you going?
You are right. The camera was never on him long enough for me to home in on the necklace. Strangely enough, I was'nt interested in the film, just...
It looked good on him. The film was 1967. I wonder if it was his necklace.
Better pic. I was longing for the camera to get back to him so I could home in on it. It strangely looks different in both pics. I don't know if...
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I kept looking at Robert Mitchums necklace. (The way west)[IMG]
Is it big enough to be a tray for a cabaret set?
Bezoar? Not sure.
TLM Thomas L Mott
They look like "findings" people buy to make up into jewellery pieces for personal use or to sell at fairs etc; http://www.loracunion.com/
Is anyone the same as me? When I see a pair of figural or sculptural earrings, I like to see the images as opposites, not both facing the same way.
They are usually called black forest carvings, a generic term for them.
I don't have any experience of Australian pottery and have not handled any, that is why I asked if it was in Australia.
Is this article in Australia? That would explain the Australian attribution as Bendigo did glazes similar to that.
Seaton pottery in Aberdeen springs to mind also. It is very hard to pin down because so many firms made similar.
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