@Taupou
Gelatin silver prints were the most common type of photograph throughout the 20th century, only being superseded by the advent of digital...
Those "swan" arms were common on imported rattan chairs, vintage or newer. This set sold for $120 - [ATTACH]...
Based on the clothing, I think it may be Chinese rather than Japanese.
This is from a 1614 chair in Chelmsford Cathedral (UK). It shows a similar arch, as well as similar bird's heads, and could have served as...
@CoreyP - when posting photos, it is helpful if you can click "full image" rather than "thumbnail". Easier for all us old folks to see. :) [IMG]...
I find the "foliate head" on the front rail odd. I associate that motif more with medieval England and northern Europe than anything from colonial...
It looks like the dried flowers may be sprigs of heather.
Tapestries are often thought of only in terms of large pictorial weavings. But the technique used to weave your small piece is the same technique...
Previously posted here - https://www.antiquers.com/threads/chinese-deity-wooden.85660/
In this case, I believe the .1% indicates your elephant is from Myanmar (Burma), similar to this - [ATTACH] "Burma / Myanmar: A traditional...
https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/a-wooden-jewelry-box-decorated-with-bone-design-o-89-c-81841279ed
Looks like it is a plaster reproduction.
As Debora found, a copy of a New Guinea mask held in the collection of the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris. When posting such objects,...
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