A couple of Cultural items

[Thorsten B.]

Another interesting DHW piece:

[Thälmannpionier]

Here is a civilian. There are other small variations other than color, so they aren't the exact same piece.

thanks for the image.Minne



@Darius..is this overpainted figure in your collection or was it available somewhere?



oh yeah,...and speaking about verry overpriced tapestries..795eur for a wooden plate

[ErichS]

Maestro, Hertwig was the maker of my Bamberger Reiter bust and they also made a version in terracotta.

[Thorsten B.]

Andreas,

Wanna see another stunning wooden plate and compare prices?

Here you go:

http://www.ulric-of-england.com/porcelain_3.html

[Steve T]

Andreas,

Wanna see another stunning wooden plate and compare prices?

Here you go:

http://www.ulric-of-england.com/porcelain_3.html

Regarding Ulric's plate, he says 'The artists initial 'M' is stamped into the wood along with a series number '4'' I can't remember whether this is correct or not, so does anyone know if this mark is an M or a W, ie the 'M' of Muck-Lamberty Werkschar or the 'W' of Werkschar Muck-Lamberty?

[Thorsten B.]

I just examined mine and it appears to be an "M" - so I am sure that it is a product of Muck-Lamberty.

In fact I cannot remember any wooden cultural plate with a better carving - it is just truely a masterpiece.

[Steve T]

I just examined mine and it appears to be an "M" - so I am sure that it is a product of Muck-Lamberty.

In fact I cannot remember any wooden cultural plate with a better carving - it is just truely a masterpiece.

Is it like this one?

[Thorsten B.]

This is it.

[Steve T]

This is it.

That's surely an M.

[Thorsten B.]

Here are different shots:

[maestro]

Andreas, as you requested i've received additional pictures from the seller

[maestro]

another shot of the armband in question

[maestro]

here's a closer shot..
btw, to clarify, as Minnesinger kindly pointed out, this one posted by me is a different Number stamped on the bottom (42) than the civilian one he posted (14)

[maestro]

Andreas, if you're interested in this piece, PM me & i'll send you his link

[Michael Fay]

I examined the plate in hand carefully again and these marks appear to be simply there due to the turning process - definitely no pencil marks on the surface.

So Share some very clear NEW photos in actual sunlight so others can take a peek.

Lets really look close at this. I just might see somthing that looks a lot like pencil marks.
I wonder if those marks are still there, or did you sand them off after you took this photo?