Chris Shearer Cooper wrote:
In a box of stuff from my grandparents, I found a small statue of a
seated man in a frilly outfit (baroque?) playing a ... lute?

http://www.sc3.net/dude.htm

It has no marks anywhere as to the manufacturer.

Can anyone tell me more about this?

Thanks,
Chris

Yes it hurts my eye's ;~)))))))))))))))))). Probably Japanese,
originally had a foil or paper label which has been removed.

In a box of stuff from my grandparents, I found a small statue of a
seated man in a frilly outfit (baroque?) playing a ... lute?

http://www.sc3.net/dude.htm

It has no marks anywhere as to the manufacturer.

Can anyone tell me more about this?

Thanks,
Chris

On Sep 9, 2:32 pm, u... at (no spam) domain.invalid wrote:
Chris Shearer Cooper wrote:
In a box of stuff from my grandparents, I found a small statue of a
seated man in a frilly outfit (baroque?) playing a ... lute?
http://www.sc3.net/dude.htm
It has no marks anywhere as to the manufacturer.
Can anyone tell me more about this?
Thanks,
Chris
Yes it hurts my eye's ;~)))))))))))))))))). Probably Japanese,
originally had a foil or paper label which has been removed.

I think it's newer, and Chinese. It has the heavy, light-blue
porcelain look to it....and the "lace" is clunky. A Japanese
piece of that style would have (in addition to the paper label)
at least the word "Japan" on it, and maybe a number.

The Chinese flooded the US with these fake things about
25 years ago. They've moved on to ugly dollar store
dinnerware.

Kris

In a box of stuff from my grandparents, I found a small statue of a
seated man in a frilly outfit (baroque?) playing a ... lute?

http://www.sc3.net/dude.htm

It has no marks anywhere as to the manufacturer.

Can anyone tell me more about this?

Thanks,
Chris