You can't take the on-air persona for the off-air person.
Who would think that something so simple as a spoon could be so complicated.
Package I received [ATTACH] Using old stamps can slow the process down because they are not recognized by modern sorting machinery. I see some...
I suspect most of the old engravings out there were published in books or magazines, and as such would not have been colored. There are, of...
And then there's "Children under a Palm" by Winslow Homer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children_Under_a_Palm I remember there was an "expert"...
Sure looks like silver overlay to me.
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It's the uncolored ones that are likely as originally published. Both prints could easily be from the same run. Coloring can be added at any...
It's very attractive.
From your picture, I think it might be an apostle spoon. Same idea, just different subject. That disc may be a halo, and, if that's an ox, it...
Given the link from @charlie cheswick , I'd guess around 1920.
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I'd guess it has more value than most, being a person of color. Sell it as Black Americana.
It says the first bristle-style tree was made in 1930, but that may mean on a large commercial scale and that earlier bristle-style trees can be...
Shoebill?
That is a weeping glaze. The examples I've seen are 1950's/'60s. Very MCM. The building I live in has weeping glaze on the brick and dates to...
I don't see the price regardless, but I'd like to see the bottle. If the colors appear to be a surface treatment, I'd have passed it by, but I'd...
Can we get a close up of the glaze? Looks to be a "weeping" glaze.
Might be what's called a "feather tree".
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