Nice bit o' 19thc Majolica methinks
Genuine, but severely toned. That will affect the value, watercolours do have to look bright to be desirable. One thing is for sure though, it...
gotto go into checked bags.
I had to google Marie Kondo, oh well, now I'll know if her name ever comes up in the NYT crossword
I am also leaning along with @aaroncab
Good for you, great image. Here's one of my "social justice" woodcuts from the late 1940's: [ATTACH]
Sorry Aqui, it stands for "As Far As I Know";)
scales
Decorated blank IMO
bad pic of the numbers, looks like a beluga too
It depends on the kit, buy usually they do AFAIK ...I do "old school" testing, touchstone (bit of slate) with a few bits of known, but varying...
Agree with Debora on date, early 20thc, nothing French about it IMO either.
this is a late 19thc Japanese and as said above, Meiji period Imari plate.
Usually these are either by, or after, or prints made to look like paintings by Xu Beihong
Agreed with bakers, looks WPA-ish to me too, (or maybe Commie!) plus looks more like a wood engraving than a wood cut. I really like this and...
For the ship painting above, use the same valuation but deduct $200.
Chinese Porcelain body, so as @janetpjohn pointed out, Chinese. Rare to see old delftware without a single chip. These vases look 20thc to me,...
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