I saw a piece exactly like this one today at an estate sale. They labeled it as 1970's sang-de-boeuf Chinese. I'm definitely not an expert but...
Cool machine! Love the hand holding it up in the ad too-- looks like it's serving up a plate of spaghetti.
The 'e' isn't the same, but the 'n' looks similar.
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Yeah--- the store was just going by what was written on the paper. I'm the one who opened up the back paper. Before I bought it, I asked if there...
I did remove the cardboard, enough to look inside, but there was nothing written or stamped. Oh well.
Thanks for the valuable feedback @verybrad.
Looks like an area just north of Eugene.
Yeah, I can't make sense of the pricing structure on that site. Do they just start astronomical and then accept an offer for 1/10 of that?
Thanks Bosko. Those are nice fer sure. Hoping this is another CA painting that made its winding way up here to Oregon.
Pretty easy to remove the canvas from the frame, but no new info discovered. I'm glad the canvas is tacked and not stapled, at least. [ATTACH]...
Don't think so. Thanks for the idea. [Edit: don't know why the follow-up pic didn't load...] [ATTACH]
Interesting idea!
Thanks Debora. You're so fast!
Well, I spent next month's antiquing budget on one item this month, but you know how it is... :D As you can see, it's attributed to 'Helene...
I like it. I had to look up 'sewer tile dog.' So it's made from clay? Almost 10 lbs is heavy.
I did! All the other things fit, carefully, into my back pack. Then the painting in one hand and my other hand on the bike. I did not have far to...
Not sure.... I already out it in my space at the mall!
Thanks Komo--- it's a little studio piece, two initials on the bottom so not really identifiable, but ID isn't necessary.
Thanks Brad!
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