I'm thinking it could be resin as well. Are these air bubbles? [ATTACH] I'm not seeing any Schrager lines.
Agree. It's netsuke in form, but decorative, not functional, and probably quite modern.
It could have been printed from Doyle's negative after his death (2010). At least some of his photos were signed on the image, but I don't know...
It looks like there is a large tear in the painting, so you want to be very careful if opening the passepartout. I think it is a souvenir...
Looks good. Stylistically, I think the frame is drawing on rococo, which is 18th C (not counting revivals), but your choice of materials is good...
A long, long time since I saw one of those bamboo slat pictures.
2 copies found online (both from Abe Books):...
My idle guess would be Edwardian into the '20s, but lots of people here know better than me.
Try a wine bottle and see how it fits. Those figures should be embracing it. The composition of the marble stand makes me think 1980s at the...
I can't tell from the photo.
This is the book you really want to find: [ATTACH] https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-6345488
It looks Italian to me.
Cantagalli used a cockerel mark.
I keep thinking I want to re-read the Foundation trilogy, but I haven't done anything about it. At one time I had all the Dune books, most of...
I would call the scene Chinoiserie, but can't put a date on it.
Had to look up Sindh, a province in Pakistan. The site of Mohenjo-Daro, a city with a population of 40,000... 4500 years ago.
$7500 is cheap. That's from 2020. I see first editions online for upwards of $20K. I have a first edition that's minty fresh... but it's a...
Given the 3 pieces, why not original? I'd like to see it firsthand. Very clever, but the photo compresses it into a single plane.
Given the lack of a handle, I wonder if it might be a tea slop bowl? [ATTACH]
Reminds me of this print: The Girl from Jasmund [ATTACH] I know there's an associated story, but I can't find it. Jasmund is on Rugen island off...
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