Two Balinese oil paintings came home from the op shop yesterday - $2 the pair. Artist's name, Munadi, and Ubud and 1983 are written clearly on the...
I hadn't thought they looked African, and still don't -- more women and girls in long dresses and hats. The tall wooden barn, poppies in the...
Beg to differ, but there is nowhere in South Africa that looks European. There is no part of South Africa's Cape, where Marais paints, that looks...
Wessel Marais' work is entirely South African scenes, from what I see on Google images. This is very un-South Africa (maybe France?). Also, I...
It is very large -- nearly 13 inches high and more than 15 inches across the opening. Alas it is two broken halves glued back together, but we...
We're like Aquitaine and use as much as possible. This oldie (fish bowl?) became the bloke's sock receptacle, and apart from appliances I don't...
Since verybrad asked, I have these two big Candy pieces (and possibly a couple of smaller ones tucked away).[ATTACH]
Handsome beast, I reckon.
Super cool. I like the Candy and Falcon Ware particularly.
Nothing I can't live without, though it'd be fun to be there, for sure, and to see the prices ...
My money would be on European, but, like Any J, I'll wait for the others ... Goodness knows what they're for. You do have some fascinating stuff,...
18cm high, so those are very small cowrie shells. The decision seems to be that it is clay or some sort of resin, and yet for something that could...
Well, I'd have bet African on the first comb, but there you go.
Curious and delightful. Stone? Shell? Not combos I know so I am most intrigued and will watch with interest.
Vietnam, and lovely. I'll sit back and look and learn, but will hazard 1950s or 60s. Let's see what knowledgeable have to say ...
Fantastic, thanks so much. I was braced for disappointment, though doubt any of these cost $20. I have no truck with ivory and am always saddened...
She is rather charming, billyd.
My humble trio, which have pottered home over the years. All were cheap.[ATTACH] [ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH][ATTACH]...
Nice. I like the first one particularly.
Well done you!! I looked and looked, then fired off a "please help" email to this august London firm. The prompt reply: "We thank you for interest...
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