I don't think she's Hollywood either. The hair gives it away.
I ran into someone in the supermarket today who I knew in high school. She took her parents to the Simon Pearce glass factory years ago, but left...
It's used to clean all sorts of things, even teeth.
I'd be more inclined to belive it was done by Elmer the cow!
Buttons stamped with something similar were made for civilian clothing too. Some of the brass works in Waterbury, CT and environs made millions...
Christian cross on the front, menorah and stars on the back, and fantasy piece in the middle. If you have a DnD wizard or druid on the gift list...
Not really. I've seen similar that had to be Chinese. Since it was made for sale, and from the colors, I'd think less than 40 years. Early...
It makes zero sense; I've seen better in high school art shows.
I'd be thinking remade by a crafter rather than Rousellet.
It would. Many professionals use vinegar and sodium bicarbonate. It may well be the sodium that does the trick.
Or hopefully he has.:D:D:D If you're the seller anyway.
It's like anything else, the top end of the market is still there, but the bottom fell out of the rest. Jumeau dolls still command a big price...
I'd be thinking pure fan art. There may have been four originally and may not.
I'm not a doll person, but I remembered that Simon and Halbig made reproductions of their old dolls in the 1980s. They weren't meant as fakes or...
Vincent Van No, more like it. It looks like someone's junior high art class drawing that Grandma framed.
That's what I was thinking. It's shaped wrong to hold sheet music, but perfectly to hold mail.
Post-WWII Japanese for me too, probably 1950s-1970s. Similar items had paper labels, which often came off.
Hope you make some good money on that!
I'm more inclined to spend $10 on a $100 item; I can't afford the $100, but might go as high as $40 if I really wanted it. I saw a pretty cuff...
The copies could be really old too. Art students did and still do make copies of known art, just for practice. Yours are numbered though, so...
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