@Northern Lights Lodge
I have a few clay marbles. They came from my grandparents house and certainly aren't newer than the early 1900s: [ATTACH]
I've seen the same treatment on Icelandic pieces. ********* I had this piece: [ATTACH] Not a rose, but an erupting volcano: [ATTACH]
I'd want to see it in person before deciding. I looked at various pieces I've had that I called fat lava in choosing photos to show, and it's...
That's more or less the appearance of fat laza, but isn't that a crucible? Here's a fat lava lamp from a Canadian company called Chalvignac:...
While I agree that this is MCM, I wouldn't call it fat lava, which is a raised and bubble suffused effect. This appears to be more of a drip...
Yours does appear to be a painting. Being a copy makes it more difficult to date. What is it painted on? A wood panel? Plywood? Interesting...
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Not much help from me, I'm afraid. My editor is called Paint Shop Pro 7 and dates to 2000. I think it can be downloaded for free, but I don't...
Looks to me more mid-century than antique. Maybe '50s or '60s? Based on the size of the glass panels.
If it looks like a negative in ordinary light, then it likely is an ambrotype. Try putting a piece of black paper behind it and see how it looks...
Could be caddies of some sort. Could simply be decorative objects.
Then I would have to guess a black and white photo printed on the glass, and reverse painted to colorize it. But in one image, the color glares,...
I don't understand what I'm seeing here. Is it two different pieces? Maybe someone did a backing to add color to the front image?
There can be some pretty cool looking stuff to my eye, but I have no idea of values. Are you looking for trouble if you own Masonic stuff...
I'd guess a heavily hand-colored photo. Could be original or a reproduction.
Does WorthPoint show things that didn't sell?
Of no outstanding interest to me: someone is throwing away two of these. I just liked the elephant fabric: [ATTACH]
Until well into the 20th C, it was common for the only date in a book to be the original publishing date - not necessarily when that particular...
I dunno. Maybe you could be leading edge:...
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