All of the previous posts have been informative or instructional, this one is neither.
Several years ago I read an article about these unique little ceramic pieces and their popularity. Then one day while treasure hunting, I found this one. However, now I can't find the article, which has to be the only one I don't have, and I find very little helpful information.
The original sticker on the bottom says "OriginalArnartCreation", "Japan". It also has the two crossed feathers and the numbers 33/156 (no letters).
The PM&M (Porcelain Marks & More) website discusses the authenticity (or not) of arrows with three or more feathers, however, mine has only two feathers on each arrow. I cannot find a makers mark that matches what I have, or mention of this mark as being fake.
This is a small piece which measures 3 1/2" high X 4" across, is round, and has fruit, leaves, and tiny flowers on the top.
Can someone help me, or lead me to a website that gives more specific information for Arnart?
Thank you!
pepper
This is a beautiful piece, Pepper!
ReplyDeleteHere's a few links I found:
http://erichstauffer.com/porcelain-marks/arnart-imports-porcelain-marks (there's an address included on this one, maybe you could write them for information)
and
http://erichstauffer.com/porcelain-marks/best-of-arnart-crossed-arrows
Hope this helps!
Um. Um.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't VE know?
It's pretty ~ does that help?
snicker.
Here is a link on arnart history and marks...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.porcelainmarksandmore.com/usa/newyork_4/00.php
Pretty piece, maybe you can find more :)
VE & Runs, thanks for the help and links. I'll check each one of them out.
ReplyDeleteI like this piece too, Runs.
No gg, VE doesn't know the answer to this one. LOL
Anyone found out more about this item? I just got one at an Auction. Would love to know more about it & it's value.
ReplyDeleteAnyone find out more about this item? I just got one myself at an auction. Would like to know what kind of value it has.
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I also have a 2' tall center piece fruit basket with only 2 feathers 33/196 inherited from my Grandmother. Based on her other collections, "it ain't cheap"
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