Were you thinking Mycenaean?
Try searching "Victoria Egyptian Cigarette Company".
Article mentions "Procurator Fiscal". Had to look that up.
The illustrations in the Grimani Breviary, c1515, draw very heavily on the illustrations from the Trés Riches Heures du Duc de Berry by the...
It's from a Falangist magazine called Vértice, which ran from 1937 to 1946. This issue was from 1939. BE AWARE: This is a Google search, but if...
A bottle coaster? The decorative treatment would have been called "Japanned", but I don't know if it was made there or not.
It does look like a burl. Are there holes drilled in it?
A picture of the dresser will likely be easier to date. It's the frame that will date the piece, not the glass.
Possibly a potpourri holder.
Looking forward to seeing this since you mentioned it. It doesn't disappoint. Beautiful.
Mouth watering stuff.
I just don't know the Macbook Air. If you're not in a hurry, you could probably take the photos to your local library and scan them there to a...
You have scanners? But not a computer? You can upload from a computer.
Yes, idle guess would be Vietnam era. That would be consistent with the dates on a lot of the other stuff you've shown.
It's a very ordinary frame and nominal value. Made over a long period (probably still made today) but 1970s is entirely plausible. The others...
Sevastopol is in Crimea, so you're talking a unit active in the Crimean War. ******* Alma and Inkerman are also references to Crimean War battles.
I'd guess circa WWI.
I'd say 1960s on those.
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They do have a similar color pallet, and are both in an academic style, but the photo is small and there's little to see. Nice pictures.
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