Can you recognize laid paper? It's the type of paper to be expected. Sometimes it can be recognized even on a framed print (sometimes not). I...
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Coffee cup will do, but I believe it's the straight sides that lead to coffee can being a bit more esoteric and precise a name.
Sugar bowls used to be huge, and wine glasses used to be tiny. Now it's the other way round. I'd guess the mark is a decorator's mark for piece...
That's a neat repair. Someone put some effort into it. Without a mark, there's a good chance you will never know the maker. The decoration...
It is beautiful, but I hadn't realized that was this.
Not that I know anything about the subject, but I'd like to see the button, and learn a bit about it.
They look to me like either lino or woodcuts, but both of those are relief processes. If run through a press and printed with sufficient pressure...
Vernis Martin?
I really can't see this as 19th century.
Will being Irish make a difference?
Generally speaking, there's not a lot of interest in these prints. I can't tell what kind of prints they are. A couple pf close ups might help....
Looks like painted on masonite? I'd guess '59. I don't get any sense of period, or age. The vertical strokes makes me think more likely brush...
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There does seem to be flexibility in how the numerals are written. Without being able to cite specific examples, I can say that I have...
I think the Roman numerals are a date. M (100O) CM (900) IL (49)
Hadn't heard of tea money. From Wikipedia: This "money" which is manufactured in Southern China, is made of leaves and stalks of the tea plant,...
Terrific collection, and you'll be able to grow it at a manageable cost. Convenient sized photos posted as well. Anyone who could see those 3D...
You can't count on a dot matrix pattern. Various types of reproductions don't show it. Modern ink jet prints (giclees) would not. Modern...
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