It's a nice looking frame. There's sufficient asymmetry to make me think it is hand carved, probably by a right handed person. (Doesn't the...
I have this medal: [ATTACH] It has edge printing that gives the date: [ATTACH]
I'm guessing you've seen this: https://www.flickr.com/photos/39474653@N04/3654052663/ I don't know these makers, but from a brief online look,...
Is there edge printing?
Dunno.
The Goodwill executives around where I live were mostly extending the goodwill towards each other. The whole chain got shut down.
I wonder what a real Roman sword would cost. You can bet the shape has been copied any number of times down through the centuries, as real...
Here's another that seems to be very similar (don't see what they're asking):...
I would agree that this is newer. factory art, but it's a nice, atmospheric composition. I can imagine how it would look from the brush of a...
I get into trouble when I call stuff like this moriage. Moriage has more of a pastry look. I think this would be called "slip" decoration. Maybe...
It's a cool looking thingy, whatever it is.
Champagne tastes and beer budgets.
All it takes is someone who would love to have it. If you have expectations and don't see those bells and whistles, you probably know more than...
Nice to have that piece of paper. You don't usually see such a clear connection to an image source. Where does the paper come from? According...
I have a very similar portrait dated 1856 [ATTACH] I think that fashion is the best way to date yours. This is the depiction of housewifery:...
This is acid burn: [ATTACH] In this case, the paper wasn't the best quality and shows age toning. The acidic mat overlaid the border, and the...
Maybe you could trim the tape flush with the top edge of the print? That frees the print, but it's still the buyer's problem. It looks to me as...
You can take Giardino out of the garden, but you cant take the garden out of Giardino.
I've attended both the British and American Roadshows (in Toronto) but wasn't filmed. People I was working with at the time said they saw me in a...
From Cornell Law School: https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/21/109.16 “(b) Ornamental or decorative ceramicware initially introduced or...
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