I think neoclassical and Greek myth, rather than Biblical. That would fit with the date.
She's channelling Tom Jones.
I'm in the UK, so that may not help too much, but I'd think the equivalent of 30 to forty dollars if that helps.
Almost certainly made in Sorrento and from the label, 1960s. Is it musical? They often are. Not huge value but small and useful enough.
Holloywood Regency is a good keyword.
The style is earlier, in that the engraving is Victorian in look. I'd list it too, it's worth a pop.
That was a crap explanation on my part, let me do it better. Too late at night! So, they're saints, as in they have halos. In traditional...
Old mark, old base and old style. Yes, sometime between 1769 and 1860. Ask the museum, they're helpful.
The wee one in blue sans bebe isn't a monk, Catholicism doesn't do blue monks. I like the S&P idea, but no sprinkle holes. I suspect simply a...
Maybe slightly earlier, but not much beyond the 50s. I'd get about 10 to 15 dollars equivalent for it. I don't think that's damage.
Me too.
Muppet today was trying to sell Alpaca as silver. <sigh>
Agreed, Brad. Not French.
Hm. Given those images, it's almost Jugendstihl then. I wonder if it originally had a candle.
I have my mother's Mont Blanc, it never leaves the house!
I can well remember my fountain pen getting blocked: I had a sort of little chamois cloth, which I think was cut from my dad's window cleaning...
Arts and Crafts here. That boxy style with square cut inserts. Revival though, obviously.
Colours are indeed off for what this purports to be, which is late 19th C Austrian or somewhere else European majolica. That pink is too...
The boxes have far more value than the bibles. That's a nice one. Did you need an export licence?
Born before the end of WW2 for Colonial Indonesia?
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