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French(?) pair of cherubic wall plaques.
They have the number 53 as well as a “Clef” mark underneath which
seems to have been used by a lot of French makers as well as others
and is confusing me. The back of these looks like it was made... -
The Best Road to Antique Expertise
I thought it would be Interesting to get a discussion going on what you think are the ideal steps to gaining a scholarly knowledge in any field. Be it books, hands on experience in the field,... -
Vase,Bought for £250, sold for £381,000
Vase,
Bought for £250, sold for £381,000
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...idden-away-five-years-breaks-sale-record.html
I`ve seen better, more... -
Leather bound law book
Seems to be very soft leather, and has some foxing inside. Any info would be appreciated.
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2 EAPG(?) pieces for ID - creamer and compote
I'm going through computer files and keep coming across things from the past, long forgotten.
This creamer was about 4 1/2" high:
This is the compote, but I think I've found the file: Indiana... -
True Tiffany Studios Lamp?
We came across this lamp in a house (the house weve been in for the last 6 months)
And it took us forever to find a base that would fit it in the house.
The lamp is signed Tiffany Studios New... -
Glass, blue and red twisted colors..
is this just a decorator piece from the likes of big lots? it has a ground and polished base, no markers marks found. 6" tall. Thanks for any comments. -
Carved Stone Statue
Wondering if anyone might know the region this is from. I believe that this is soapstone but I am not positive. Measures 6 1/4" tall, 5 3/4" wide and 3 3/4" deep. -
What are these roller stamps for?
This bottom of the box is marked "Au Louvre Paris" so I'm thinking these were perhaps something from the gift shop. There are 13 stamps that fit into the roller plus a small brush. The stamps are...
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