Is there any documentation with this collection that identifies individual pieces and where they came from? Are these things you are trying to...
Don't worry. Some members who are experienced, specialized dealers are able and willing to suggest values. But there are many factors that make it...
I confess I did not read their description completely before posting. Theirs are new stones, made in the style of Viking whetstones. Generally,...
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I don't see any evidence of age. The style of the face reminds me of the stone faces at the Bolivian site of Tiwanaku (Tiahuanaco), but with a...
It looks like this was originally published by Banks & Son, London. The earliest edition available on Abebooks is 1896. I suspect Convenant...
Pacific Islands, but not sure which one.
The antelope is a South African "greater kudu". This appears to be the same casting, but you apparently need to contact them for a price: [IMG]...
The image may depict an indigenous Tehuelche of Patagonia. The word may be in their language, now considered extinct. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
No Baule here. The small kneeling woman with the wire wrapped neck is very typical Kamba work from Kenya. The kneeling woman with the large...
Several groups in East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique) make carvings such as these for sale to tourists, Makonde among the earliest (1930s...
I believe that most (though not all) Pueblo potters were women.
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It appears that Murray's English Reader was published by a variety of publishers in the early 19th century. Here is a page from BookFinder.com...
She is a Seminole doll, in traditional costume....
Here is a nice little guide to dating Makah baskets, from the Burke Museum in Seattle:...
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/133562373_6-old-hungarian-etchings Live auctioneers is free to sign up. This set of 6 etchings by Gyula...
It does look like it is made of wood - with a cylindrical recess in the vase shaped form. Is that correct? My guess would be Mexican.
Try looking into Thai/Lao "tiger tongue" money/currency. The shape and bumps along the edges are similar. Yours may be a more...
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