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epicvintagetreasures's items15 of 1520th or 21st Century Chinese Painting on PaperThrift Store Find, engraving or etching, artist?
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    Posted 7 years ago

    epicvintag…
    (15 items)

    I purchased this lamp at an estate sale because it looked so well done. I took the felt off of the bottom, but I can't find a mark or signature. I'm curious about the age and if perhaps it started life as a vase? It's about 20 inches tall. A real mystery to me.

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    1. LovelyPat LovelyPat, 7 years ago
      The women depicted have that Pillin Pottery look , but the ones I'm familiar with are painted glazed pieces ; and are usually marked / signed .
    2. epicvintagetreasures, 7 years ago
      I thought the same thing, but you are right about the glaze. I also thought the figures looked a bit like Diego Rivera, Emelio Amero and Jean Charlot style--but there just isn't a mark I can find. Thank you for your insight and comment!

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