I just use reflective "space blanket" (mylar) on the windows - keeps the heat down primarily, but must help with UV too.
1880's or thereabouts, glass for sure.
Some people are nitwits
Put it back in the frame before you damage it.
big ol thing eh? vase is big too.
No one would paint in oils then highlight with gouache. I think you may have a print with a bit of gouache highlighting.
Nose and ear hair pullers? (ouch!)
On second thoughts and after reviewing some other examples, it does look like the body of these Isnik wares can be more like your piece after all...
Sorry, I don't have any idea :bag:
@antidiem - I imported wicker products to Canada during the craze in the late 1970's and although handled nothing quite as fine as your fan, all...
looks real to me
Mr Mxyzptlk?
Looks like Coalport to me, esp. that foot.
Well in my opinion it does have some age, not ancient by any means and of course the designs are Isnik-y ....but the body does seem to be a bit...
guessing Philippines?
Hard to say from the pics what it is and although it would be nice to know for sure, without handling it it's almost impossible to say.
Oh boy! ...the sapwood is the outer layer (nearer the surface, under the bark layer) and the heartwood is in the centre.
The big one is the lid of an incense burner and the other is a coin or at least it looks like a Chinese coin.
Not Western Red Cedar. If it is yew, the sapwood is creamy yellow and the heartwood brick red.
Looks not too bad to me, if repro, a good one and older IMO
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