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    Posted 8 years ago

    HauteLookr…
    (39 items)

    I am fascinating by this strange looking ceramic bull with his mouth wide open. Signed
    9.5" tall
    8" length
    5" width
    Please help id

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    Comments

    1. antiquerose antiquerose, 8 years ago
      Hi there......could you rub some white talc powder over the signature and then Post another picture for us? That will help highlight the name......
    2. HauteLookresale HauteLookresale, 8 years ago
      Thank you antiquerose, I will post in the morning.
    3. antiquerose antiquerose, 8 years ago
      Sure....you can use any talc powder, baby powder, or even flour might work. Just helps to high-light things. On white or clear things -- use a black ash to help highlight things
    4. Efesgirl Efesgirl, 8 years ago
      Really funny! Made of terracotta, not ceramic.
    5. HauteLookresale HauteLookresale, 8 years ago
      Efesgirl, you really think it's funny? That is why we have experienced experts like you to help the starters. Perhaps if you can't help, try to keep to yourself

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