Hello, Jose. We all try to help when we can & we have some terrific researchers, so bring it on.
I use a program I paid for, but checking on what would be available without it: I open photos in my files using 'Photos', which came as part of...
Gonna be a tough one. That first letter might also be a K, or even an M, & the next stroke that makes it look like a W part of the next letter....
http://www.africanarms.com/all-albums/!/oa/6644091-87941832/ #94: 5 Kassai Oriental arrows
Wiki alphabetizes names that are de ____ under D. They have not picked up a de Q at this time:...
The national origin of the name is no guarantee of the nationality of the named; first and last names do not necessarily have the same national...
[ATTACH] I was thinking maybe Yves Somebody, but it did not get me anywhere.
We will be pleased to see it. Here is some info on lava cameos: https://cameotimes.com/index.php/reference/materials-guide?showall=&start=3
@kyratango Still considering Susannah, but think what's on the back is a (very old) price: [ATTACH]
Or a friend just suggested finials for something.
That added a different outlook. Wondering whether the long ones held together meat that had already been sliced so it could come to the table...
Think they'd be good now in place of those toothpicks with colored cellophane frills on top for holding together thick sandwiches.
@kyratango @Aquitaine Did you see where it ended up in the last seconds? GBP 289.32/USD 378.34 This one is a satyress & her child. Amazing...
Things & processes are patented; art/literature is copyrighted.
They don't strike me as weapons. More like something that was meant to go in & stay in, like garden stakes.
Good Sunday to you. Yes, it is Susannah & the Elders. I have it on my Watch List. You're making me give it a harder look. It does appear to be...
This seems to second that: http://www.leopardantiques.com/object/stock/detail/262 Skewers were used in joints of meat to hold them together...
This is from a 1988 article, 'Inventive Solutions, in the New York Times Magazine: To open envelopes, skewers are perfectly suitable. Skewers...
This is the only trace of someone who might be him I can find, record of a single painting offered for sale in an auction, with no details....
I did wonder whether I was being tricked by reflections, lighting, etc., since it made little sense that they would be different.
Separate names with a comma.
