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<p>[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 10257506, member: 51"]These Austin Production items are most often made with a material more like plaster. There might be certain ones that were metal, but the bulk are made with a plaster-like material, often made to look like cast metal, and pretty sure this one is made of plaster. If any chips, you will see white.</p><p><br /></p><p>The company was prolific! Right now on Ebay (just checked) there are 1,600 Austin Productions pieces for sale, and so many different versions. Most don't sell well, but a certain few bring in money, especially the modernist style, if you check Ebay sold.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think they were based in New York city, maybe started in the 1950s, but produced for years and years. Some of them are actually kind of well done where I've taken a second look, but in the end when I see the "Austin Prod" mark I almost always take a pass for any kind of resale because they are brutally heavy and somewhat fragile.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lucille.b, post: 10257506, member: 51"]These Austin Production items are most often made with a material more like plaster. There might be certain ones that were metal, but the bulk are made with a plaster-like material, often made to look like cast metal, and pretty sure this one is made of plaster. If any chips, you will see white. The company was prolific! Right now on Ebay (just checked) there are 1,600 Austin Productions pieces for sale, and so many different versions. Most don't sell well, but a certain few bring in money, especially the modernist style, if you check Ebay sold. I think they were based in New York city, maybe started in the 1950s, but produced for years and years. Some of them are actually kind of well done where I've taken a second look, but in the end when I see the "Austin Prod" mark I almost always take a pass for any kind of resale because they are brutally heavy and somewhat fragile.[/QUOTE]
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