She is dressed like a sibyl, but like Giovanna Di Rosa, who had this one, I haven't been able to pin her down. Figures who look like this...
They also require great care when attempting to clean. Highly porous & often dyed to even out or improve color, they easily stain, fade or...
Oh, la la! Another gorgeous piece, in need of only light kyratisation. If the black wedge is indeed a hat, wouldn't it be for Arlecchino rather...
I have a few tricks, depending on what the nature of the image allows me to do & why I want it. If the pic is one I want for my reference files &...
'Lava'.
It would be fine with a cushion. Looks very new to me too, but still think the right kid would love it.
Agree, on all 3 points. The symbol on the upper right corner is the one for the planet Jupiter.
Sort of a child's peacock chair. Wonder if such things were used ceremonially in some situations. Maybe not this particular specimen, but can...
Some famous aristocratic beauty of the 18th century. We have some people who are extremely good at tracking them down, so you may get a more...
I don't understand it, but have also encountered this problem, sending someone a link to a Pinterest post that always works for me, not for anyone...
Oh, she is gorgeous! I love cameos & am usually indifferent to mounts, but someone really took care to set this lady appropriately: [IMG] I...
That is so astonishing & wonderful, that the one thing, among all that destruction, survived.
I get that error message at the top, but also a list of search results. I am logged in, if that makes a difference (shouldn't).
Picture is blocked & link takes me to a blank page with no error message. I always want to see drool-worthy cameos, so hope you can find a way to...
My book yielded nothing more of use. Remembered I have a couple of little Wedgwood pieces myself, bought from an antique shop that was going out...
In the one Wedgwood book I have, a square box fundamentally like yours, in the collection of the author (Michael Herman), is dated c. 1930 &...
Hope the real porcelain people will come along. It's a puzzle, because the mark resembles Capodimonte: [IMG]
A new take on elevator music. Do you hear it in your head any time you take one?
'Harlequin' came to me, but doesn't seem to be useful as a search term.
I have a weakness for scenes with goats. Zeus & Amalthea may be the right identification, I don't have a better one, but the overall composition...
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