I don't think you need to open this. Nice little painting of a 19th century archer by an unknown artist. It would be nice to identify the figure...
Since you already have your pics on-line, the easiest way is to go to your picture site, place your cursor over the picture you want to transfer,...
Is it a painting on silk? The backing on your frame suggests this to be mid to late 19th century.
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Style is throwing me on this one. It has some French elements but I am not so sure that it is French. I think it is from about 1880 give or take...
Just because you did not insure it for full value, doesn't mean your customer should be out the difference. A purchase is a contract for goods,...
They make a stainless steel braided picture wire that is rated to 100 lbs. As mentioned above, two mount points screwed in to studs are...
No. You use water or water based products for cleaning only. To remove varnish you need something stronger. Edit: In reading my previous post,...
Agree and without much age. Have seen very similar in import venues within the last 10 years. Here are some pics of the pottery markets in...
On this particular painting, I am using alcohol. Alcohol won't touch a lot of varnishes but did in this case. I usually start with water and...
Here is a new pair kind of along the same lines as what we have been looking at. Sorry the pictures are not better but both paintings are dark...
Thanks for posting that. I was somewhat surprised to see that she was working in such large strokes. However, this is a very large painting with...
I am not sure what he meant either. Depending on the amount of damage to a frame, it might be more cost effective to repair than buy a...
A large old oil painting of that size could take that long. It really depends on how big of an area you can work at once. Some modern paintings...
I found a bottle of prepared powder on ebay for $150.00 :eek: Here is how to make your own .........
The last painting is signed M. Lines and is dated 1948. I have not been able to attribute it to any known artist. As noted, it is heavily...
I am guessing these are fabric over wood since the nails and the screw-eye have to have something to go in to. I believe the wire hangers are...
As someone else stated above, this is tin lined copper. Therefore, not plated copper as the OP supposed. I also initially tried to come up with...
Style of the art suggests pre-WWII. Frames are consistent with this as well. Can we see the back?
Had a similar necklace at one point that was fake but real silver marked .925. Likely from Asia. Was happy to sell it for just over scrap.
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