There was a PB Arnold among the names of those incorporating the Quilling-Brock Co. in Piqua, Ohio in 1920, along with 2 Quillings & a Brock,...
Hey, Honey, You're definitely in the right place - welcome. Not in an old train station, by any chance? What sorts of items tend to turn up in...
I'm puttin' down my bet on sake set, with the cup acting as lid/insulator to keep it warm until ready to drink. Now let's see what those who...
Is this for wear with another gold item, such as a pendant? Or by itself? Matching the look of the gold can be a consideration when acquiring a...
Cut it down into itty-bitty chicken blankets?
Welcome to Antiquers, Kevin. Probably the most appropriate category would be this one:...
Hard to tell what the 'hand' would be from photos, but looks to me like it could be a mohair blend. There was a big fad for mohair in the 1960s.
Maybe get a horse? :happy:
In praise of spelter: https://1930.fr/art-deco-sculptures-bronze-or-spelter.html
Not much help, but has made a Pinterest appearance: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/372180356687468024/ The way a lot of blue has been used with...
It was a brand name that turned generic. I've never been entirely clear on what spelter is, but yes, think it is similar:...
Typo for 'zamak' - thanks for catching it. :happy:
And hello to you too! Is this a mark of some kind or just a design element? (Pic doctored for contrast.) [ATTACH]
https://auction.catawiki.com/kavels/12163405-auguste-moreau-1834-1917-bronze-patinated-zamak-sculpture-amour-en-voyage-france-late-19th-century A...
On the other hand, there are 50 ways to leave your lover. Maybe he decided to cut & run! :coldfeet:
https://www.ebth.com/items/6291771-after-auguste-moreau-antique-metal-and-marble-sculpture-amour-en-voyage
Have to say it looks like a mosquito to me. The green 'stones' look like art glass. Hmmm.. [ATTACH]
More likely to fall into this category: http://www.vggallery.com/inspired/main.htm
The needed adjective is 'Olympian'. :writer::turtle:
The cameos are genuine carved helmet shell, probably from the 1950s. :writer::turtle:
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