She looks fairly modern to me. Mother Cabrini? [IMG]
Your Mary is a lot sexier than the one on the cameo!
It appears from this review that the earliest editions did have illustrations.
This is exactly the sort of touch that tends to be water soluble, making cleaning these pieces essentially impossible without leaving them...
The lava piece is very well done & looks like it could be Venus, although would want to see from more angles to be sure. The Celluloid piece is...
Good for you not to mistake it for coral. At least half the cameos on eBay described as angel skin coral are really conch shell. Heck, a lot of...
Looks like the kind you could fill with your own shells, pebbles, etc.
We do random really, really well. :joyful:
I like it very much. Have not actually seen this particular piece before, even though clearly was mass produced. Look closely, that's not a lock...
Good to hear from you. I have pretty much the same lighting situation. A lot of the light I get is reflected off the windows of buildings across...
I was thinking maybe mahogany, but color seems to be too dark.
Over time, I have gone through various collecting passions. I do not collect antiques per se, although love old things I can actually use, such...
Did you follow the link that starts with Google, not the one that starts virtueel, which is part of kristiaan's identifying info? Edit: See you...
Me too. And AU is of course the abbreviation for gold.
Exactly.
Waxy isn't how resin generally feels, unless maybe it needs to be cleaned. Some kinds of stone do have that feel, but think you are both correct,...
I'm getting a female artist, 1920s vibe. There's a Kewpie doll sensibility to them. Only just hit me that 'Kewpie' could be from Cupid.
I think it's just a very accurate print. If the finish/ink on the paper had crazed like this, you would be able to feel it. Have never seen it...
Welcome, your ladyship. We love seeing new things, especially when there's a question we can answer/puzzle we can solve. Are you still a...
Welcome Andy. Is the craquelure actually on the surface of the print? Or is the print showing the craquelure on the original painting? I'm not...
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