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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;all_fakes, post: 231774, member: 55&quot;]As Houseful mentioned, resin pieces are never hand-carved, but cast or molded.</p><p>It can be quite hard to identify such items, as far as when/where made, because there generally are no books or online resources for souvenir-type items. </p><p>This can lead to the idea that an item is rare or unique, even though presumably hundreds if not thousands of identical items were made - but that is simply because there are no resources or collector guides to cast-resin vases, or cast-resin totem poles, or whatever.</p><p>For some types of items, the manufacturers may have an online catalog (for example, Panobo Sales, aka BOMA, has an online catalog of their resin totems and such; but that covers only a tiny fraction of all the resin totems made over the years).</p><p>So you might try google searches such as &quot;greek resin vase importer&quot; in the hopes of finding such a catalog; and you could try a Google image search using a good cropped photo of your item.&nbsp;&nbsp; Maybe try the term urn, or amphora.</p><p>However, I tried the image search and came up with only a lot of pictures of stone carvings, none of which were vases.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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