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This is one of the Seven Japanese Lucky Gods. His name is Daikoku. Daikoku is identified by his mallet and full bag of rice. He protects farmers, businesses and the home while assuring prosperity.
Scott is right. The cigarette case is probably from after 1942 when a first piece of land was reclaimed from the water (can be seen on the map) and before 1957 when several other pieces of land were...
That is the map of the Netherlands. and alpacca is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickel_silver
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/babe-ruth-original-lithograph-by-and-signed-by-je-714c-c-33b4354a9e
Jerry Hersh is the one you are looking for.
This explains a lot: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willow_pattern
I learn a lot while searching. This transfer decoration has been sold to various potteries because Coalport and Royal Doulton have also used this decoration and who knows which potteries more
and was also made at Wedgwood and here too the decoration was called Willow. I think this one was made at Wedgwood.
This vase is made by Petrus Regout & Co De Sphinx Pottery, Maastricht, the Netherlands. This decoration is called "Willow".
Thailand is written on the front of the flask. In Thailand, there is a company named "New Life Sculpture Co., Ltd". They may have made this flask. Underneath the flask is also written "97%" which...
On this forum there are people with more knowledge in this kind of ceramics but what I could find I thought it might be made in Austria at the Goldscheider Porcelain Manufactory and Majolica Factory. ...
On the internet, this vase is sometimes attributed to Blue Mountain Pottery. I am not entirely convinced. http://www.retro-vegas.com/ceramics-sold.html
A woman in Kimono. Must be Japanese.
You are not the only one searching. https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/10924-asian-lady
Some say it's Frank Dressen and some say he's from China.
That building of the Holland America Line is located in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. Today it is a well-known hotel called New York. The building can often be seen in paintings. If you make a sharp a...
Could it be a city landscape of Budapest Capital of Hungary
These kinds of paintings are often attributed to Xavier Rabous. We can find different paintings made in different styles, subjects and qualities. Could it make sense that the paintings signed with th...
Or green https://www.etsy.com/listing/497392717/green-mountain-scene-urn?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=mountain+scene+vase&ref=sr_gallery-1-25
You like blue. Again I hope the link works. https://www.etsy.com/listing/860724770/vintage-signed-mjh-567-embossed-mountain?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_sear...
I've seen the same ginger jar on the internet but in a burgundy red color. I hope the link works. https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:YDDDrYFPtHAJ:https://www.ebay.com/itm/Woods...
Is it this one: https://www.terracotta.uk.com/goddess-hera-terracotta-wallpot
De Pauw Pottery Delft. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Delftse_Pauw
This image was sold as a B/W postcard in 1904 and this one was printed by Belgian Nels printers in Bruxelles. This was from there Serie Delft and it was No 17 https://www.dreamstime.com/postcar...
I think you are right. They forget to put "made" on it. Look at the mark on the pot in this link. https://www.rubylane.com/item/633293-woodPotjpn0523F/Vintage-Carved-Wood-Pot-Lid-Made. I wonde...
The Wheeling Pottery Company operated in Wheeling, West Virginia from 1879 to 1923. Marked "Crown in circle WPCo. Imperial Porcelain Warranted"
It is a "Gluhwein" pot. http://www.weststpaulantiques.com/germancastlepunchbowl.html
You have to rotate the photo of the mark 180 degrees. It's upside down.
That must be Lantern
Is it a bird cage or a latern the man is holding?
Nice piece. Here you can find more info: https://www.tias.com/402/PictPage/3923929167.html or https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Syroco-Wood-Dressing-Box-Syracuse-Ornamental-Co-NY-Complete-/1741313...
Could be made by Gino Ruggeri . Here you can find more information about him: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/256947-gino-ruggeri?in=activity
Find out more: https://twitter.com/JohnBisciJr/status/1042192410686775297/photo/3 http://blog.buffalostories.com/tag/club-747/
Hang them on your wall and they will bring you luck. You have to use Google translate: https://ameblo.jp/mpengin-128/ https://yuki0823.at.webry.info/201102/article_24.html http://blog-noriku...
Could it be Roy Lucas?
Here you can find a lot of info: https://medium.com/save-texas-history/illustrated-cartography-pictorial-maps-at-the-glo-hoffman-and-walkers-historical-pictorial-map-55c31eed7cf2
This is the middle part of a triptych "The Florentine Fete A Call To Joy". The title of this part is Garden of Opportunity and the triptych was created in 1915. https://antiqueadvertising.com/fre...
Those were the days my friend "Deep Purple" doesn't that sounds familiar. Seems that the band was named after an old song that was a favourite of Ritchie Blackmore's granny. O by the way, Georg...
O yeah it is a Sèvres vase .......... but 1771? What was I thinking!!! Your vase is signed L Heri and he was working for Sèvres at the end of the 19th and maybe even at the beginning of the 20th ce...
kwqd, as always, I appreciate your helpful contribution
dav2no1 Thank you for helping to find the maker of this lithograph. I appreciate that .
Seems they are both woodblock print by Urushibara Mokuchu (1888-1953). https://www.catawiki.com/l/32372515-original-woodblock-print-urushibara-mokuchu-1888-1953-horse-1950s
It has a Sèvres marks. Date letter is S for 1771. https://www.theoldstuff.com/en/porcelain-marks/category/344-sevres-marks
I believe this is a death mask
MALKEY, as always you show that you have a good eye for beautiful art. I appreciate that very much. Thank you.
kwqd, I know you appreciate beautiful things, that's why it's nice to see that you love this lithograph.
vetraio50 you think it is beautiful enough to love and you are right
Vinyl 33 Rpm you have watched it, rate it and come to love it. Thanks
vetraio 50 thanks for another correct observation. Epsilon-Kappa I think you are right. This gives me a new insight to investigate further
glassiegirl you took the time to love this vase. Thank for that
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