Looks really pretty. Could we see more views, including the bottom? Finial looks more like a pine cone to me.
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That's it, with a keeper.
Yep, that's it. And then belt holes around most of it. Pix out of focus, not sure what that other blip is.
With a blunt blade for safety, like snub nose scissors.
Does it have a garter design around the edge? I see what looks like a buckle.
I'm starting to believe that these were not typically cut by someone who did cameos more widely: [ATTACH] On the other hand, starting to believe...
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[ATTACH] No, not mine. Currently available you-know-where.
Just replied in the other thread, before seeing this. Really reassuring to have your approval. The lidded corn ware jar mentioned in the other...
Thanks! The pieces of corn ware I have each have a single model/shape number on them, but they're all yellow & green. The vase has 2 numbers,...
Exactly. Only pretty ladies I buy these days are signed. And starting to wonder whether it's even worth it to acquire any more Schmolls. I have...
While we're on the topic. No comment from you, so not sure whether you saw. What's your assessment of this recent acquisition of mine? Thank...
This is a fascinating site: https://artofmourning.com/ Victoria went into perpetual mourning for Albert, turning widow's weeds into a fashion...
This site is devoted to the subject: https://www.realorrepro.com/
You could just sell the clasp: http://www.ebay.com/itm/303218865031
Pretty sure this should be grand prize Paris [Exhibition] 1889-1900.
This snippet is from Leonard Forrer's Biographical Dictionary, a tiny bit in the pages of his partial list of medals produced by Lauer: [ATTACH]
Uh huh. Once you wanted to buy after seeing the marks, leading him to bother to take a better look himself.
So, a fair fight then. They did a good job with identifying the scene & the source. Let's hope the valuation is within reason.
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