Ah again. Debora
Ah. Is it a Catholic church? What year was it built? Debora
With that base, could be. But doesn't really matter. They're widely available and have been for (literally) ages. Yours has damage, I see. Debora
It's a copy of da Vinci's painting The Last Supper. Widely reproduced in all sorts of mediums. Debora [ATTACH]
Agree. A newer decor item. Debora
Thank you, @Any Jewelry, and a very good reminder that what's given as common knowledge on the internet often isn't the latter. Debora
"EP", of course, is an abbreviation for Electro-Plated. The internet says the maker is likely Bruckmann & Söhne. And, please, in the future post...
This one's on me. Debora [ATTACH]
Not to worry, @Gillibaba. All new members use Thumbnail instead of Full Image to add photographs in their first post. Not a problem at all. Debora
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I'd think a bit earlier. 1960s-1970s. She's got that elongated Lladró thing going on and a mouthful of pink lipstick. Debora
Business seems to have been around from the 1960s into the 1980s. Located at 737 North Cienega Boulevard and described as an "Importer of...
Would you be kind enough to post a photograph of the front please? Debora
Looks like Anderson Parkett. He did this which features very similar stones. [ATTACH] Debora
I think newer rather than older too. Agree re pretty. Debora
Fascinating view up the bottom (to put it inelegantly) of San Ginés. He appears so life-like but, in reality, he's just cobbled together from...
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Ah, I think you're right. Debora
Art nouveau. Poppies, I'd think. A popular flower of the era. Debora
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