King, I haven't been following this one. I just saw the word ARROWS and said, "WHAT ARROWS? Those are SAILBOATS!" So, great minds think alike???
I didn't think those were arrows. I thought they were SAILBOATS - without their sails... (Like tied up at a buoy or something?)
Shangas, I think what King & I were both remembering is this line from Afantiques' reply in the 2nd post I linked to up above: Technically it is...
King, I remember that, too... Was if AF? ****************************************** Was it this one?...
This one on eBay looks rather similar: [ATTACH] from:...
Opoe, I think that piece is absolutely lovely! (And Lot is, as well!)
Sassy, whatever it may be "worth", I happen to think that this lamp is beyond cool! I have a feeling that if it was in the Monif collection...
I found a different set on eBay UK, but the seller doesn't know much about it, either: [ATTACH] from:...
Yes, indeed, faience. (Also, Portuguese faience often has a Persian influence.)
Wow, Taupou, how cool! (I was going to guess Mexican...)
King, how about one from a Romanian prince? (I could ask the guy who sent me that email... He seems to have LOTS of money - if only I could help...
I was thinking something like a tent peg, too: [ATTACH] from:...
MrNate, that's a very pretty plate, but I'm afraid that (as Bakers has said) the mark is just too blurry to make out.
I keep looking at this swan and thinking Portugal... I would think it would be marked, however. Maybe not, but still, I see similarities in the...
Monif apparently did sell from his gallery, but he also loaned things to museums often. It looks as if he specialized to some degree in Islamic...
Hi, Sassy, and welcome! A quick Google search seems to indicate that H.K. Monif (H. Kahn Monif) had a gallery in NYC, and quite a nice one, at...
With the snake and the bones, I think this may be Oleg of Novgorod. Take a look here: [MEDIA]
Little Lenox pretties & Starbucks mugs - cool, King! Very nice.
It certainly does bear similarities to Kosta Boda's Atoll Swirl glass line (1997-2015) by Anna Ehrner, but I'm not sure that the size matches any...
FANCY!
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