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Thank you so much, Any Jewelry. It seemed special, but I didn't understand how special.
https://digitalfire.com/glossary/crystalline+glazes
These details are not characteristic of Navajo weaving. The fat hem on the short side (hiding the warp ends) indicates that the rug was made on...
My first impression is that it may be a Mexican copy of a Navajo Yei rug - the colors are atypical, and I associate those stepped key patterns...
The phurba posted by @ParisLS inspired me to post this one from my collection, hoping that @Any Jewelry might be kind enough to share an opinion...
I think this would be a type of "crystalline glaze"....
I like the Daruma. https://www.ebay.com/itm/396007314553...
Look at pottery from San Juan de Oriente, Nicaragua. [ATTACH] https://www.craftmontaz.com/blog/nicaraguan-pottery
Ditto. Although it does not appear to have the start I would expect, other features look like Zulu. The stitching appears to be dyed which is...
Your pin may be shell, rather than ivory. The surfaces exposed in these cuts do not look like ivory (neither elephant tusk or sperm whale tooth) -...
Perhaps "Etruscan Revival", 1860s-1880s.
It is trying to be NW Coast in style, and looks like fossilized walrus ivory. No signature? @komokwa may know more.
There are 3 nuts on the bottom. Is the center "teapot" thing also bolted to the tray? All 3 nuts are different (hexagonal, square, and knurled),...
If it is the hand of Fatima, the GW might be an acronym for God Willing.
The scene looks like it might be a Guatemalan/Mexican flower seller.
You don't provide measurements, but I like Roaring's suggestion of napkin rings. I think the curled end facing in would be uncomfortable on a...
Based on your detail photos, it looks like a (stone) lithograph - definitely not a watercolor.
I can't find one exactly like her, but she looks inspired by the art deco exotic "chryselephantine" figurines made by Chiparus and others, ca....
It does look like something has broken off from the center of the base - [ATTACH] I suspect the bracket is a later addition, to adapt the...
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