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I recently picked up Berman's books on Sculptors from 1800 to 1930. What books should I look at to cover the period 1930 and onwards? thanks.
I picked up this stuffed elephant at auction today (photo below). This is the only photo I have at the moment until I pick it up. Fleischer...
I'm guessing its an importers mark. BUt I dont know. Dont see any makers of ceramics with this mark. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
The swords especially in the first pic look too straight and they usually cross much lower on the sword not that high up. In all the sweetmeat...
Does this look like a 19th century piece? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This photo is merely an example from the liveauctioneer site. They seem to have distinctive colors is there anything else to look for? thanks[ATTACH]
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I believe the "France" mark is on the inkwell. Is this some sort of import or what? also what do those two lozenges or bars mean? [ATTACH]...
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Not getting anywhere with image search, any help? [ATTACH]
I dont have many examples to compare these to. The faces look pretty bood but the base on this one does not have so much detail. Not sure....
First would you call this a moon vase? And who would have made it? Minton's? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This signature says Morgan but no first name. Normally I would just give up but the style is distinctive I wonder if anyone has seen this artist...
I thought this might be of some value to visitors. Not sure how else to phrase the title. These cute doggies sort of look like Staffordshires, but...
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Has anyone seen like this? There's also what looks like signature on the bottom any ideas? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
These are marked "154" or so it appears. I dont recall seeing many nude bookends and never these. Has anyone come across them? and who made them?...
This is from a current ebay listing, the one on the left had major repair work. I just want to know what that "x" means on the bottom. [ATTACH]...
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