Stylized Modernist Slip Glazed Clay Head of a Woman with Craquelure ship watercolor Seems like this one needs

Seems like this one needs to find a home in L

Silver/plating is in bright and beautiful shape

This one portrays the phases of Venus as observed between 1833 and 1836 by astronomists Wilhelm Wolff Beer (Prussian) and Johann Heinrich Mädler (German)

and with a a very snakelike slithering and tapering form to the body

with a front latch that closes and coule be locked to keep hands off those cakes or magazines

Stylized Modernist Slip Glazed Clay Head of a Woman with Craquelure ship watercolor Seems like this one needsA quite finely sculpted, very modernist clay head of a woman, with features that certainly remind one of the influence of non Western masks, for example, on Western artists of early 20th century. The matte slip covering most of the surface shows all over cracking, which adds to her moodiness, but is stable. Better in person, solid clay and quite heavy for size, really rather exquisite feeling. 4 1 2" t x 4 1 2" w x 4 1 2" d. Aging, some spotting and