Looks to me like somewhat better quality than most India-made items; and the signature looks like it might be Arabic, which would argue against...
Seems like a worthwhile project for you and little James. Welcome, and feel free to post your questions!
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I'd agree with that 100% The eyes say Guatemala to me.
it appears the replicas are or were made by Alva Museum Replicas, a well-known manufacturer of souvenir items. Their items may appear to be...
From the discussion thread linked below- which it appears you may have already visited - there are multiple copies of this item in existence. To...
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Yes; one of the online sales sites indicated the image was taken from a box belonging to King Tut; but the image is of Ramses, not Tut.
As Lauragarnet mentions, it appears to be a relatively common souvenir item, not old; as in her link or...
I can't tell from the photos if this is marquetry or pyrography (wood-burning) with added staining or coloring. However they are made, I find the...
I could believe either electrical or stovepipe crimping, never having done either. I do like this Mesozoic crimper, presumably electrical:...
I can see that; and the first also has a vaguely humanoid look if flipped....but it is a stretch....and I still can't see them as any kind of...
Maybe lawn art, or someone's idea of "Art." Photo one, from the top down, includes: the necks and scrolls of two old violins; four pulleys; half...
Very odd-looking. I can't believe those are real pieces of furniture; they appear to be made from parts of old violins, and recycled hardware,...
Nice pottery, and welcome!
I agree with previous posters, doesn't look like any kind of Native American to me.
The three faces could possibly represent the two thieves in the Biblical story who were crucified with Jesus, and Barabbas who escaped crucifixion...
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