I think you two are crossing wires. INH is not saying it is very like your vase, only that nothing was found that looked more like it, expressing...
She's very resourceful, is kyratango.
An amateur's observation: this vase is far better than anything I can find attributed to Moser. Moser's stuff looks like cheap copies in...
For other arthritic necks: [ATTACH]
Toldya not my field. I thought it was just a beautifully vivid green paint/glaze. Glass makes much more sense. I pinned down Tell; you guys...
Anyone else see rose gold in the 2 end segments? Not their mark, but Milor does tricolor gold pieces.
Earlier generations took penmanship waaaay more seriously than we do. Even in her 80s with arthritic fingers my aunt's handwriting was better...
With the right accessories, she can be a bacchante: [ATTACH]
Her own, keeping her robe from slipping off her shoulder. She's a popular lava model, given varying attributes to convert her to different figures.
Ceramics are not my field, cameos are, so I often have to research for original artwork. Hopefully one of our pottery people will have some ideas...
Is the Alva reproduction a miniature Japanese sword hilt?
She looks like a really finely cut Flora type. Noses are (almost) always the first thing to go on lava & hardstone cameos, so first thing I check...
It appears that this was originally an engraving, a black & white illustration for an 1869 book, Schiller-Galerie, which showed characters from...
It would seems you can have him on a shower curtain, if you want. [IMG] Patience. Often the way we have to proceed is to piece together clues...
William Tell?
Meaning owned by someone there? Made there? Both? Mixing gold colors seems to be popular with Italian makers.
Welcome Isabo. Is this the useless contraption that used to be at Vic Tanny places? [ATTACH]
You might be thinking about a bit that Marko started with post #237 in the Cameo Show & Tell thread. It was about this sort of thing: [ATTACH]...
Link no longer connects - goes off into the new eBay bizarro land of expired listings, but it was this sort of thing: [ATTACH]
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