Maybe 'wicked excited' for the Northeast?
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Definitely a tossed salad of stuff. Brightening up the colors a little:
It will have to do until we can be excited about working out the signature. :)
Agree, another possibility, & maybe more likely, as names starting with N are more common than ones starting with V. BTW, welcome to Antiquers. :)
In the editing tool bar, the icon that looks like an old style 'floppy' disk, in the second row. :)
I only recently realized I could save drafts at will. Have sometimes lost part of a post by leaving it before the automatic feature kicked in....
That's how I would put it together too, if it does indeed say 'uro' or 'uroff'.
I'm getting a repetitive motion pain in my right forefinger!
Good find, but definitely not our guy. This is a rather primitive painting commissioned as an ex-voto, an offering in thanks or supplication:...
An ending in 'uroff' also seems in the realm of phonetic possibility. He makes his lower case Us very distinctively, as 2 vertical strokes with...
Copying this over to this page so don't have to do quite so much scrolling back & forth. [IMG]
If unglazed, is it just pottery, clay (which is what I imagine Nabz intended with 'soil')?
If you're using Google, go to Tools, select Advanced Search, then put luisa in the field for none of these words.
Yep. It is a mouse isn't it, not a cat?
What tends to turn up in searches are collectors' specimens. Not at all saying this is what yours is, & yours has more than 3 minerals included,...
It's what geologists would call a rock: a mix of different minerals. Some of it is probably malachite. Could you back off & take a photo of a...
This is something like your egg & think mark is the same? https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/84-silver-gold-plated-russian-mini-455264023 [IMG]
84 could be Russian mark.
Initials could be AV.
Separate names with a comma.
