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We got three out of the four, by simultaneous research and posting.....I can't find the last one though. And I cross-posted this too!
Check out this portrait of Michelangelo, by Stefano Bianchetti: [ATTACH] from http://www.britannica.com/biography/Michelangelo
I've been there! Anyone who likes tesla coils would love it. Be sure not to skip the electrical show! http://www.sparkmuseum.org/
Welcome, Jan! I like the violin painting. It must be nice to have a lot of his work.
Indeed. Among other things, it is excellent for removing brown stains inside coffee or tea cups, which seem very hard to remove otherwise. But...
Yes. Photo of the back might be helpful also.
Oh, and another very mild abrasive/polish: toothpaste. It can be used as a gentle polishing medium for ceramics, metals, plastic, wood; and won't...
I can see both sides of the issue.... My wife worked for a while in a Scandinavian heritage museum in Seattle; and they hardly knew what to do...
I'd be thinking India/Ceylon (Sri Lanka). My parents did a lot of travelling, and kept souvenirs from everywhere they went.....I've found their...
IF one were to try buffing, it is possible to get kits containing solid sticks of very fine abrasive; one rubs them on a cloth, then polishes the...
Absolutely correct. My parents had several, bought in the Middle East. They are patterned after the real ones used on camels, but are intended...
Mostly just made in the Middle East for sale to tourists. Commonly had a three-legged folding stand, usually only about one foot tall, so not...
Very sorry for your loss, Evely.
It seems from information provided by other posters that the value of your table is likely between $45 and $200. (cross-posted, sorry)
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