Material is not too different from Incolay.
Is there sort of a squiggle above the character that looks like a 7? Could be Egypt if there is.
Agree. This fineness is used, or used to be, in some countries.
We just had one of these in blue. @anton34
Could we see the bottom?
From what I can see, left it Venus/Aphrodite & Cupid/Eros; the other is Cupid & Psyche. Neoclassical probably. Bouguereau did several versions,...
If you are, stop this minute. Coral, shell & pearls will gradually erode if subjected regularly to this sort of washing.
Ooh, video. Most of the time we don't get to see how things with moving parts work. Hope you can get it loaded. With no other info to go by,...
It's good to have Joy keep dissenting, because it forces me to really go over them, comparing multiple points, not just settling for a first...
Hola, Lola. It does have the appearance of Byne's, but if you wear it steadily & haven't been keeping it shut up in a box, not sure it would have...
If it goes this way up, the first part could be an Arabic 800 mark: [ATTACH]
I have 4 large, bulging, 3 ring binders, somewhat organized. A standard eBay listing page used to have a 'print this page' option that made it...
That one is definitely from a different mold. Robinson & Leadbeater put some of their busts on blocks that way. The 2 together sold for $300.
And all I do is save the listing, formerly on paper, now as a pdf. You are a virtuous woman.
Maybe a fern stand?
So Wiki tells me. He was 1 of 2 executors of Byron's estate. Think Moore did write a bio of Byron. Possible memoirs would have had a bearing on...
I see what I wrote lazily is ambiguous. I wouldn't consider the design to be Egyptian at all: not Revival; not a reproduction, scarabs...
Afraid the collar notches look the same to me too. Gato's photo is a bit washed out, so it's hard to see the lower edge of the V, but I see it as...
Hah! Can you say "enablers"? I love art glass, although have always recognized that I simply do not have space to seriously indulge. Some of...
Scarabs look like glass to me. There was a smaller Tut exhibition that traveled in the US in the 60s. The bigger one started at the Met in 1976....
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