 All 4 of these pieces have been heat-stained. |
This is another heat-stained piece. |
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These pieces are both heat-stained. |
Two porcelain pieces, both genuine. |
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This little Agee from down under is in its original glorious color. |
This piece has been irradiated. |
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This piece is heat-stained. |
These two beehives are in
their genuine,
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This piece has been painted. |
These two "Mickey Mice" are
the genuine article.
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This unlikely piece is heat-stained.
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The glaze on this piece has been overlain with a fancy new "reglaze" job. Move over, Earl Scheib!
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These pieces are both painted. |
This is a resin "impostulator." Nice for filling ina hole in yourcollection, but don't pay too much! |
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This is another irradiated fake. |
The reglaze on these two altered porcelain pieces is so nice that the "artist" even signed them! |
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This Mickey Mouse has had a fake carnival coating applied. Its pretty, but this piece never came with a factory carnival coating. |
Did you get this one right?
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This lineup would feel right at home at the local constabulary. They are all heat-stained fakes. |
It isn't hard to tell.
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Did you recognize that the carnival color was fake? Good! But this little gem is also made of resin! |
The carniehere is the real thing. |
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These Mickey Mice are genuine in color and design. |
Better living through nuclear power? Thecolor on these pieces has been achieved through irradiation. |
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This Lynchburg beehive is 100% genuine, right down to the drip points. |
Could this sapphire blue beehive be real? You bet it is! |
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Seeing triple? Triple heat-stained CD 128s! |
Even more heat-stained pieces.
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This big Agee piece is the companion to the little guy up above. Also the real McCoy! |
What do you think?
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