Thank you, @Any Jewelry, for the correction. Debora
No, not souvenirs. Decorative pieces, I'd think. Debora
Aztec and Mayan. Debora https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batab Debora
The first two look like sash buckles. Debora
Agree. Honest wear from age. Debora
Not sure how it would work as a candle holder. Do you think it's missing an insert? Could be a vase. Debora
Yes, I don't see Art Nouveau here. Debora
I've never seen anything quite like that surface texture on a painting. Debora
Very Wizard of Oz. Debora [ATTACH]
Can you read the impressed marks? Debora [ATTACH]
Royal Céramique Sfia. "Sfia" (صفية) is a female first name in Arabic. The mark clearly says Nabeul. [ATTACH] Here's a newer company logo....
Impasto. Debora
A Google Images search brings up a surprisingly large number of "antique" chests like this on the internet. Debora
They'd be filled from a fountain or well. Here's a photograph of one being filled at a fountain in the Alpujarras. Debora [ATTACH]
Perhaps Montmorency, a northern suburb of Paris is meant? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montmorency,_Val-d%27Oise Debora
The eBay plate. Debora [ATTACH]
Tunisia! Well, that would explain the French. So would be expect pre-1956? Debora
Yes, with the long tail. But I'd expect her dress to be a tad shorter and a bit more boxy. And his trousers a bit wider. Debora
What an odd combination of imagery. The poem was published in 1930 but the child is playing with what appears to be a post-World War II car and...
Fabulous! Pure gobbledegook. Debora
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