No you may not! But there are moments when Woodside is free to a good home, belligerent beast. :turtle::turtle::rolleyes:
Now Eddie & Woodside are envious & want brush cuts too! [ATTACH]
Maybe it will make cameo collectors out of a few of them. Back off, Bouguereau! (You know, Lingo Stall, Live in Tokyo.)
Actually, cameo follows a different Bouguereau version: [ATTACH]
Thank you Fig. I seem to be developing a fondness for these bearded guys. I like it when the stone has been left its natural color, as this one...
Bougeureau, Rapture of Psyche. [ATTACH] Think signature is Donadio. The notation below may be the year. 1940? That would be about right.
Rouge pot is another thought. Does look like an item for a vanity.
Compartment is much smaller than any hair receiver I have seen but is just right for an inkwell; mouth is actually wider than on many.
It may not be true granulation in the sense of having each bead applied separately, but gives that effect. Just distinguishing it from plain...
Here's something of the sort in wood & not for children.
A locket strikes me as an odd thing for any Thai company to produce as a promotional or commemorative item. Was trying to see if I could turn it...
An acting teacher friend once told me that when something, a tie, a dress, does this on TV, it 'sings'.
'Propelling pencil', maybe for a chatelaine. The search is on. Here's a start.
I'm not a subscriber here, so limited detail. All 3 auctions evidently the same painting & bell tower at dusk could describe this one too.
Welcome Grey. Is this the one you're considering?
A while back we had a steamer trunk with a seal of this sort that seemed to have been applied when the luggage cleared customs, but earlier...
Made in Italy. Cameos are 1950-60s, cut in helmet shell. When the wire used for the filigree is 'granulated' this way, another term is...
Seems most likely. Googling 'celadon rice bowl' brings up many similar, all different ages.
Perfectly reasonable speculation. If I were holding it with one hand, trying to get a spoon into a baby's mouth with the other, would want stable...
BTW - Welcome Dany. Between what we know & our research skills, we do a darn good job, most of the time.
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