That label on the back doesn't seem to have anything to do with the print. It doesn't look like an engraving to me. I think the frame and backing...
It does look like a hand painted scene.
The picture in your link looks to be an art reproduction as well, so if that's a crystoleum print, I guess yours could be as well. That's a lot...
Crystoleum print isn't something with which I'm familiar, but looking it up, I kind of doubt that this is one. The man was both a lithographer...
If this was a stand-alone ancient artifact, then I would agree, but I don't know that there's any grounds to believe that. I think this is most...
It's possible, maybe even likely, that the piece is modern, and that the method of mounting was intentional, for gallery presentation as...
I would guess it's value to be nominal. Thousands of recordings of the material, and I doubt this is what people are looking for in vinyl.
Possibly Ernie Truter, South Africa? https://www.bobshop.co.za/item/21015942/ERNIE_TRUTER_Large_Original_Oil_signed_Framed_Magnificent_R1_N_R.html
Closest I can find on the larger building is Merchants House, Frog Street, Exeter: [ATTACH] It was relocated from Frog Street in 1961.
It's an odd thing all right, and I gave it a like... for it's oddity, not for it's function.
I wouldn't do anything to that broken end. Just leave it. It's just a bit of the item's life.
Cabinet pieces, never meant for use. Very pretty.
It's interesting that you are trying to restore a piece. You need to find a person familiar with pistols of the period to advise you.
I think it's worth a whole lot more than $5. First thought is south-east Asian, but I don't think it's terribly off something like Maori... or...
Don't know the name, but it is very similar to this, identified as the same, with the same marks: https://www.dorotheum.com/en/l/6562815/
Idle guess is that it might be a subscription gift, as opposed to a purchased reproduction.
I think that somebody used a thin piece of plasterboard for backing. I imagine it was just something they had handy at the time. The image...
Maybe it's Isabel.
Looks like it was meant for a bell, and seems to me to have a deco vibe.
That's a very ragged hole. If it was meant to be seen it would be better finished. I stick to the thought that the hole is damage and that...
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