A Google Images search will bring up examples of other souvenir cups from Russia. And you can run the text through Google Translate. Debora
It does appear some prints were made in the 1990s with sheet-fed gravure....
It's hard to tell what exactly you have from a photograph but... I'd start by assuming it's a photograph and not a print. Why don't you approach...
I'd consign it to an auction house too. Here's information about the photographer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Platt_Lynes His work is...
Here's other works from John Edward Rollins' collection by this photographer. Caution: Nudity....
Aside from the cravat, I see what appear to be women's neck wraps from the 1970s. Debora
Given the quality of the interior, I'd look to Latin America. But could well be vintage Spanish. Debora
Looks more like horn. Debora
"Old" in this context means "previous.' It's not uncommon for companies to evolve their logos once a decade or so. Debora [ATTACH]
That is a modern plaque, everything about it is so -- the scale, the design, the font... Here is what a 1920's logo looks like for comparison:...
Ah, so the 1926 is the company's founding date which is incorporated into the company's logo. So the question is... When did the company start...
If you're telling us that logo dates to 1926, you will have to show us your source. Debora
Great! But how old is "older"? No to reupholstering. Expensive and would effect resale value. Debora
I think this may be the resource to contact....
This, for instance, was found on Google Books (and run through Google Translate.) So we know the tailor shop was in business in 1928 but at a...
We know from their 1943 print ad that the tailor shop made military uniforms. You might want to do some research to see how long Sartoria Rondi...
Ah... The Alexia chair from Montelassi. According to this: https://www.luxuryfurnituremr.com/content/11697.html Debora
Google Translate provides the following for first image: "City Hall, Eishinsan Buddhist Temple, Xingfa." And this for second: "Beautiful Narita...
Looks like celluloid to me. Debora
Not an expert but... I'm seeing a frock coat, wide collar and elaborate vest. That would point to 1850s. Debora
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