I laid a 3/4" white oak floor with my bro-in-law about 4 yrs ago, all the flooring had 3 or 4 milled grooves underneath but no idea why. I was...
I think maybe it was the purchasers that got screwed ...$750? :jawdrop::muted:
Not Wedgwood, agree with @aaroncab, those tiny bubbles in the side view are a good indicator of a cast piece, e.g. resin or some other plasticized...
Germanic anyway with a hat like that.
To me, the faces look quite cartoon like and are obviously from the same lot as the other one above with the same mark. Sloppy decoration isn't my...
The original model was made in the 18thc but these were produced through the 19thc and in the 20thc also. They may even still be produced. When...
Painting or print of a painting, you don't usually see woodblocks like this. Most likely a painting but examine with a loupe to see if it's a print.
I think we are talking about different vases. The auctioned item is the one I was referring to re: the base, not yours.
Yes I do. The bases of vases from the purported era of the auctioned item are not made like that. People pay way more, and frankly sometimes...
Yes, well "last 1/4 20thc" was like 45 years ago, so if an "older" couple are in their 70's they would have been 25 in 1975 ...believe what you...
....and don't forget the antimacassar next to it!
It's very attractive! looks like people think it's from around 1900 ......
I wouldn't use that site as a benchmark of anything if I were you, quite a few "imaginative" descriptions and age assessments there!
Yep, that's the era, just pre WW1.
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