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The arched brows, cupid bow lips, hairdo and hat lead me to believe 1930s. Debora
Forget your photographs, @Chinoiserie? Debora
As above. The best way to start is with a photo. Debora
I would think the artist South African too. Debora
And I'm not and I do. Debora
Could/would you post a close-up photograph of the framer's label? Debora
I'm summoning our Victorian furniture expert for you, @rehabulosity. @Ghopper1924
Looks like a brownie. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brownie_(folklore) Debora
That makes sense. In what part of the world did you find it? Probably didn't get too far from home. Debora
I'd think that was a student piece. Debora
Agree. And "Can I kiss you?" is modern usage and ungrammatical. It should -- and would if an earlier piece -- correctly read "May I kiss you?"...
Why Danish? Why 1915? Debora
Here's another piece he did for Icarus. (Seller identifies artist as "Daner" but, to my eye, "Daney" is correct....
Think you got it. See eBay listing for: 18" Vintage DANEY Sculpture Modern AUSTIN Large ELEPHANT Black Silver Trunk Up. (Item No. 204915332698.)...
Yep, late 1960s-early 1970s from the colorways. Debora
Here's a dup pair. Looks like mark reads JGG. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1555258588/vintage-tear-drops-sterling-silver Debora
A student work, I'd think. Debora
He would have been part of the North African campaign, I'd assume. Debora
Paul Klee. 'Ghost of a Genuis.' 1922. [ATTACH]
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