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Stan519

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Help identifying NAO figurine
« on: April 18, 2012, 11:29:28 pm »
Hello everybody.  I recently picked up this figurine at an auction, and have done everything I can to try to identify it, with no luck at all.  I've spent hours looking through pictures on several sites, and even emailed the person running a couple sites and received no response.  I would be so very grateful if somebody here could help me out on this.  I have a couple pictures of it, including the stamp on the bottom (those stains were already there when I got it, and I have no idea how somebody spills something on the bottom of a figurine like that).  In my research I did find that it was only at the start of the company that they impressed the stamp into the bottom, until they switched to the coloured ink stamp with the picture of the boat.  In all my time on ebay I couldn't even find any other ones with the stamp like mine.  But by this point I have no idea if it's just a fake, or I hit the jackpot with a very rare piece.  Any and all information or help would be VERY appreciated!  Thanks in advance!

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Re: Help identifying NAO figurine
« Reply #1 on: April 18, 2012, 11:58:26 pm »
Nice Figurine, I don't have a direct answer for you but the 2 best sites I've used in the past for NAO is "http://www.naoporcelain.com/nao/" and "http://www.elportalporcelana.info/NAO.htm". On the 2nd site I found A NAO GRES Figurine I have that was evading me for a long time. Of Course if you've already searched those sites (and it's very probable you have) then this information won't help you.

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Re: Help identifying NAO figurine
« Reply #2 on: April 19, 2012, 12:21:18 am »
Thanks for the reply.  I have checked both those sites, with no luck.  It was actually the 2nd where I found the info about the history of the stamp ( http://www.elportalporcelana.info/NAO4.htm ).  Before I found that I was starting to think it wasn't a legit NAO because I couldn't find anything with the stamp pressed into the porcelain.