When I saw the title and the music link, this is more like what I was expecting: [MEDIA]
Thanks for all the help. It's not a name I've heard before. I didn't look at it critically. From the photo, looks like there may be some...
Thanks! Did you do that with image search? I tried image search and got nowhere. Is there a reasonable online image of comparable marks? Seems...
It's not mine. I'm just curious. About 8" high and 6" across. When I picked it up, I was sure it would say Germany, but it does not. It has a...
Angela Lansbury sings (Picture of Dorian Gray) [MEDIA] Elsa Lanchester's most iconic look: [ATTACH]
I had this Remington #7 (1908). It was a portable, complete with carrying case. Probably didn't weigh much more than 20lbs. I read that this is...
Makes me think of Ingrid glass. It is possible the top was chipped or broken and subsequently ground down.
Looks like a torchiere style.
The Louvre had a department of Chalcographie that continued (I think) into the 2000s. You could go through their catalog of printing plates (some...
I would guess so, but I don't know.
It's my understanding that plates are cancelled specifically to discourage re-strikes. Apparently that was not effective here. 1500 is not a...
Thanks for the close-ups. /i imagine his machine was an adaptation of a rose engine lathe.
I'd like to see a close-up of that border. Beautiful clock.
If it's the stuff it looks like to me, the color is a type of plastic (acrylic?) that can easily be water-damaged,
Can be green as well.
I think the green is called "phthalo".
Here's a guy who rings kid art to life: [MEDIA]
One of the things about the most photographed bridge in the world is that everybody photographs it.
Is there a date on yours? (I thought I saw one.)
The colors were probably applied by hand, so there are bound to be variations. Also there are various factors that can change how colors look...
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