I would think it is highly probable a Santa Clara piece. Found this pic on Google but dead link . Not mouse but similar. [ATTACH]
Very unique design. great find.
Yes Watt. I have had the bowls.
Welcome Taylerlee. History is a very good background for Antiques.
I will get you a pic tomorrow of the front.
so the Niloak guys say no- not niloak so back to the drawing board.
Thank You I figured so but one never knows.
I am joining the Niloak collectors on Facebook to see if they can help . Thanks again
Thank you Roaring20s. I have had Niloak pieces before but not with a glaze or this heavy. You are probably right.
Thank you AJ.
@anyjewelry I finally unpacked the key to the Libyan trunk . It still works and rings the bell! Pretty amazing that the two are together after all...
i picked this mortar up cheap( .99) at a Goodwill in Arizona a few years ago Unfortunately no pestle. 4" wide x 3.75" tall. Worn in bottom. Heavy...
I don't think these have much age but i have been wrong before. Would like to know country of origin and any other tidbits. Thanks. Excuse the dog...
I think these are newer souvenir pieces but would like to know country of origin and do they have a name. I suspect my mom bought them at garage...
I am inclined to go with the roman. The dirt is consistent with my roman beads. look at the dirt with a loop and see if you see in iridescent. I...
So I was not the only one to torturing flies. I did the same to feed my pet lizard I caught in Libya. No pet store to buy food but we had plenty...
They all beat me to it. I have a souvenir box similar to yours ( unable to find on short notice) Mine is mostly intact but some fraying .
It is a lovely statue as well as setting.
Welcome @Silverking53. Good you explained your board name or else everyone may have been sending you questions about silver!
Absolutely love both the amber and the frog.
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