Yes it is. I would have a lot more money in the bank though if a few decoupage horse pictures made me happy still... :p
I was nuts about horses. I had a couple of large decoupage horse pictures to compliment the black velvet horse pictures from Mexico... :rolleyes:...
Not sure how old you are hemster but in the 70's people were decoupaging EVERYTHING. No blank piece of lumber was safe from having a horse,...
Kind of looks like plywood IMHO....
I am not positive that is what this item actually is for but I know springs are rated for tensile strength. Upon closer study I would think this...
Perhaps it is for testing the strength in springs. Watch springs, for example, are listed with a tensile strength.
Well I was making that harder then need be.:banghead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_Rüdisühli...
Have you tried doing a Google search for the image? https://images.google.com/
Arthur Fox used many pseudonyms to sign his works. Apparently he had nephews that were producing works that were also using pseudonyms. I admire...
Maxfield Parrish is another name to look into....
Looks like a work by Arthur Fox or one of several artists producing pictures in this style at the time. This link will take you to some Arthur Fox...
Please let us know what happens! I am so happy for you! :joyful:
I will bite.... what did it escape?
Maybe the frame is hiding the signature.:(
Maybe it is a huge primitive tribal bong...:)
The crazing is very even and uniform leading me to believe it is a recent piece.
It is a very attractive clock and honestly who would want the fuss of a true mercury pendulum. It would be somewhat embarrassing and expensive to...
Very attractive ring BTW!!!
I think I might see a shield in a circle for the mark. I have a huge monitor I use for studying small watch parts....
Aww Mansons, I figured you even had the geese and bow stoneware dinner dishes!!! :p
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