A different vase (with foil label), but you can compare the etch: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1457933953/vintage-ransgil-crystal-6-bud-vase-with
The big book is not helping. (Porzellandosen des 18.Jahrhunderts, Barbara Beaucamp-Markowsky) There are more entries for Frankenthal, but the...
Also called a "tumble-up".
I have a large book on 18th century porcelain boxes, and it has a small section on Ludwigsburg, but it has let me down. Marks on many of the...
I like it as well. If it was meant as a piece of commercial art, the name might have been deliberately omitted.
I would guess subsequent editions, possibly from different publishers. Copyright then wasn't what it is today, and books did not contain the...
Suddenly occurs to me that I do have posters of the Ralph Bakshi "Lord of the Rings" movie, 1978: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Interesting description with this Abe Books entry https://www.abebooks.com/Lami-Enfants-Arnaud-Berquin-Didier-Cie/30791633075/bd
Does pressing the buttons in differing configurations affect the intensity of the lights?
Decorating the Christmas tree back in the '50s always started with an involved process to get the series wired lights to work. In a series...
Do you have to push the buttons to see the lights, or do they automatically cycle? It's my understanding that motors and generators are...
So often I look at these threads and think: if I win the lottery this weekend...
I don't remember Britnell's art gallery, but I regularly went to the book store decades ago. It made the news when they closed.
Just curiosity about the subject. I'm no expert. I like old prints and there are a multitude of techniques out there that are unknown to me....
The "All things Wise and Wonderful" is by Margaret W Tarrant (1888-1959). So popular, it's still in print....
None of those are immediately obvious.
I wonder if the decorative bits are Gutta Percha?
I have a copy of Tannhauser illustrated by Willy Pogeny and published in 1911. It has lots of black and white illustrations, but also has “tipped...
I've been thinking about this, and one thing to consider is that the Lisbon prints are based on engravings. Engravings are composed of discreet...
I argued with friends over the movie "Silver Streak" (1976). The train leaves L.A. at the beginning of the movie and arrives in Chicago at the...
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