And the ornamentation on the bowl is silver as well? Debora
Those dimensions would make it a wine bottle chiller along the lines of this one. Like a wine coaster but with the added benefit of helping...
Don't know dimensions but that looks like a wine cooler. Widely called an ice bucket though. Debora
Well, it's a good thing that the Volunteer of America thrift store hadn't heard of Christofle either! Debora
What interesting items. And thank you for the excellent quality photographs. Debora
I think that's a match. [ATTACH] Debora
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There's a woman at the end of the table in a blue dress. And I read the name -- in pencil -- on the back as Cayzer which, I believe, is a well...
Is that fountain pen or ball point pen? And isn't there an impressed mark on the frame's right? Debora
Masonite began to be mass produced in 1929. So into the 20th century, despite the long skirts and top hats. Debora
I see "M. Glaser". It is painted on masonite or just backed by a masonite panel? Debora
The internet says Cerro Blanco. Don't know if that's true. Debora
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That's a very good point. They don't match in shade or in any other way. One would expect the dangles to be enameled. Debora
Given the work is still in South Africa, more likely the former I'd think. Charming. Debora
Yep. But doesn't look like '70s does Art Nouveau to my eye. Debora
She's not old. It's just an unflattering photo. The tassel on her mortar board has been changed. In the photograph, it's not bunched up but...
That appears to be Sir Thomas Reynolds' 'Elizabeth Countess Grosvenor'. 1818. With license. Debora [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not impressed. Changes the entire context of the photo. Among other things... Ages the sitter by decades. Changes the white collar which has...
Just posting the original portraits fyi. Portrait of Miss Rosamond Crocker by Sir Thomas Lawrence, 1827 and Sarah Siddons as the Tragic Muse by...
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