My guess is resin of some sort. At that size I can't imagine it being chalk or plaster and lightweight. A close look at one of the chips might...
Looks amateur to me. If so, you'll probably never find any records. Also looks like pastel rather than watercolor. Pastel is sort of an oily,...
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The pieces I had that were most similar in surface treatment were from an English ceramicist named Ray Marshall.
The team is rearing because they've reached the edge of the world... as that outrider is about to discover. What happens to the prototypes for...
Sure, toss my name in the hat.
Looks competently done.
My Cartier box is identical in most respects, but it's a ring box, and the inside name is presented differently: [ATTACH]
Based on a painting by Francoise Boucher: [ATTACH] https://www.ngv.vic.gov.au/essay/love-among-the-ruins-two-pastorals-by-francois-boucher/
Thank you TallCakes.
I doubt I'll ever finish. Apart from everything else, absolutely nobody in my family cares about any of this stuff other than me. I do this...
say-it-slowly: thanks for that. I've had a couple of Beatty-Brady pitchers. I have 2 Admiral Dewey Manila Bay pitchers. One of them is...
Someone suggested Northwood. 9 1/4" tall [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I like the pattern, but the glass itself is not of very high quality.
Something I just got around to photographing. An electrical knife switch. Stone base. Wood handle. Copper and brass. Rated for 35 amps. The...
The notes I have say a smooth rim is the later pieces. I had this compote that was identified as Jefferson's Shell and Jewel, aka Late Nugget...
I would avoid the term "hard paste". I've never seen it used except in reference to porcelain. There are, of course, many different ceramic...
Thanks for that. I seem to have plenty of options to choose from. Maybe I should call them Fat Squirrel and Thin Squirrel. pearlsnblume:...
So I guess there's really no way to know. Such is life. On the other hand, on Feb 26 at 5:30 in the afternoon, I took a try at daylight photos...
Ah, yes, but which is which, and where does Dazell, Gilmore fit in?
The whole thing fell apart because someone provided a photo of the piece "in situ" when there was a photo of the unadorned piece also "in situ"....
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