...but not your Odessa from Kiev ..awwww.... too bad :joyful:
They can't walk, silly! They are made of metal!
Ok, so probably Guangxu (1875-1908) period.
Macao decorated stuff. Not very old.
Purchased in the 20thc? 1900-1999?
new
Bosley! but maybe not - this looks a Chinese painting so maybe it is Bosky after all. ..or maybe just a print on canvas ... here's another...
stiff neck pix
Red cedar grows in my backyard and I've built classic boats out of it, split shakes for my roof with it etc. Very familiar with it! Love experts!
I'd put this vase at Republic, so not newish.
I guess I was thinking Vladivostok, oh well! Still think it's the Kiev mark though.
Just like this morning out on the boulevard!
Oh and BTW, these drums were sold as tourist items and aren't 19thc. The skin is cowhide and mine had black and white hair until it got drummed...
I think you'll find that post 1958, the non-cursive K mark is indeed Kiev, also sort of logical as owner was from the Ukraine. Not impossible that...
That was a very long time ago, however I remember it pouring onto the postman's feet as he handed it to me on the porch ...ah, the innocent days ...
Drum is from Soweto, Man! I had one of these mailed to me in the 1960's full of the best weed ever and sent by an old girlfriend. Still have the...
blacklight it
Dropped into the local consignment store today (where they think they know everything, love shops like this!) and lo an behold, here were a couple...
Very new IMO
Yeah, I know that, so what? still a ruby, right? like uh..not something else I've had quite a few rubies and this sure looks like one.
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