And welcome, Ivy.
I was looking at this. But I see 'Shonheit', which is not a name Google can find. There are a couple of artists named Schonheit connected with...
Hello, Lynn. Not an answer to your questions, but sometimes we get there by working out other things about an item first. I'm going to throw in...
I love Lautrec & still have, somewhere, a reproduction, either Jane Avril or Yvette Guilbert, on canvas, acquired in the very early 70s. Could...
Triceratops is all I got. Oops, scooped.
So true. Someone I know who sells some very pricey cameos on eBay has found that sometimes when an item is not attracting bids after being listed...
Ah, further enlightenment. I have only listed straight auction, no BIN, no best offer. I always feel it is foolish to set a fixed price on...
It has no bottom of its own, more like a collar to hold something there.
I thought they seemed like your kind of guys. The person I was trying to find is named among their supporters. I want to know what she does at...
Welcome, Collectionneur. We can understand you. I think 'approximative' has not been a word in English, but it is perfect for your meaning; we...
Somehow, when I ran into this site, I thought of you: http://kegresse.dk/index.html
Two words; second one May?
There is an Absalon Marticio. The paintings that come up in a search look very different.
From something that just turned up in my inbox: If a golden truth of collecting is to buy something because you love it, then the silver rule of...
This is the other good news from the page on condiment sets, concerning 'Creased Bale': The Creased Bale sets have not been reproduced.
Bet everyone else was thinking: I've got GPS. What do I need with a compass?
Maybe you could put together a multi-color set. Here's a start: http:www.ebay.com/itm/232108685290
http://www.antiquesaltshakers2.com/condimentsets.html There's hope: 'The condiment shakers for these sets were also sold individually as stand...
The Picker's Dream come true. Knowing more than other people has enabled me to scoop up some cameos signed by well known 19th century engravers...
Marticio?
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