They are "seed beads", woven on a simple loom - [MEDIA] One thing you can see in your beads is the irregular shapes of the individual beads. This...
Google Lens provides the following translation of the text: "The order of reading in the government theory is based on the university, and in the...
Welcome, @ale.and Here is a brief description of the history of printing in China -...
The "hidden" space may just house the mechanism that links the drawer and lid.
Thank you, Roaring! "Okuda" looks like a match! [ATTACH]
No, none of the metals are magnetic.
A Japanese woven-metal basket, surrounding a decorated metal plate. Signed on the bottom - the column on the right I believe says Kyoto. Can...
Woodchuck trophy. He dug too many holes under my flowerbeds. [ATTACH]
Nice description - except you say the business was in Milwaukee rather than Janesville. :oops:
Hmm...oddities. How about a 19th century wax model of a chicken embryo - [ATTACH] Or a rookery mounted on a fossilized walrus (?) bone -...
This one is identified as a dental flask press - [ATTACH]...
Your lady does not have many distinctive features, but based on the general style I suspect she may be from the Democratic Republic of the Congo,...
Oh, my! From Bali to the Netherlands, in the winter, is a difficult transition.
That is a nice piece, and a difficult problem. The paint loss may be due to inadequate adhesion in the first place, and expansion and contraction...
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From the photo of the bottom, it looks like cast resin.
The original sculpture was by Louis August Moreau. Yours appears to be a cast reproduction. There are many examples on the web.
We do not generally suggest values here, and without comparisons or firm ID I would not hazard a guess.
That is a closer match than I found!
The first carving is a typical and common souvenir from Kenya, probably made of African Blackwood by an artist of the Kamba tribe. The lion is...
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