God almighty, she's so annoying and stupid!
Brass could be and was sometimes plated, although if the coating is gold-coloured there's a good chance it could be gilding. I'd say there's a...
A bit splishy-splashy (UGH!) for a potty don't you think? I never heard of a rocking chair commode. Seriously doubt this was one of those. Form...
These Japanese boxes were produced from the 1910's through to the 1960's -70's. The antimony alloy material is known in the trade as "Japanese...
Ha! If auction houses always got it "right" I would have been out of business decades ago!
It may be stained black (ebonised) ...however there is no such wood as "black mahogany" and I very much doubt it would be made from any variety...
Yes superglue. I've used it for years on many many broken CERAMIC or organic material (ivory etc) pieces. It will last out your lifetime if you...
This is a hot pot, used for cooking hot pots, :jawdrop: new, purchase at any Asian grocery.
No it won't affect it in the slightest. Pro restorers soak all their badly repaired stoneware and porcelain in it to undo old restorations.
Use paint stripper then clean off residue completely. After cleaning, fit parts together dry then touch the seam with Krazy glue. Best repair...
yep
it looks a little heavily potted to me to be 19thc IMO ..nice paintwork and design though, guessing 1980's, but that's just a WAG. Looks like...
From what I can gather, they are importers of Antique style pieces. The company was started in the 1980's and even though "of London" they were...
Depends on the size, but either a photo of a guy against a painted studio background, hand coloured, or a print of that photo.
That back is what we call a press-back in Canada, not carved, steam pressed, usually ash or elm.
Got to admit though, funny and Canadian Content too!!!
So a serpentine piece. Still, no matter, a very lovely thing anyway and certainly not modern.
Certainly not a film for everyone, eh? :eek::wideyed:;):hilarious::hilarious::hilarious:
New Oh, and Chinese as you thought.
Can you scratch it with a sharp hard steel point? YES=serpentine, NO=Nephrite Nice piece whatever it is.
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