I declare this Cephalopod Appreciation Day.
It was difficult to know what to call this or how to classify it. My question is, with no explanation, does anyone recognize this mark? It could...
Your frog is not hauling a snail; that's a nautilus shell.
I find it hilarious that it has a figure on top that could have come off a bowling trophy & the whole thing looks like a bowling ball.
This one is a painter: https://www.scad.edu/academics/faculty/mick-ulichney
Maybe Ulichney?
As was noted just recently in another thread, EPNS = electroplated nickel silver
Writing on second one looks like Greek. The bit that looks like xeipo is chiro - hand. So presumably 'handmade'.
Second vote for deer. Shell cameo, 1930s style: [ATTACH]
Haggai 2:6-7 New International Version (NIV) 6 “This is what the Lord Almighty says: ‘In a little while I will once more shake the heavens and the...
Hello Cruz. A clearer photo of the applied cameo would be helpful. My guess is that it is Czech glass, so possibly whole piece is 'Bohemian' or...
Think that toggle clasp pushes it even farther forward in time. If you knew what used to be there, what would you do with the information? Agree...
I was going to suggest a fork, but they do look very small. Think we need to call in @Asian Fever
Mortal band?
For this you need @Any Jewelry
That's how we get to answers too. A search for Beth Barton ceramics is fruitful.
I know. The frog is hauling the snail to the kitchen, hoping the chef will serve escargot instead of cuisse de grenouille.
And no operculum. Maybe the snail has just pulled way, way back in.
First is another of those religious parables & both are too new to have influenced all this pottery, a match striker & a hood ornament.
Blank figures may have been made in Japan, but don't think this one would say BETH on the bottom if Beth had not had a hand in making it, & not a...
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