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Henri Berengier (1880-1943). Sheet size: 19 9/16” by 25 ¾” [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I wonder if this may be Victorine-Louise Muerent...
Looking at Katsrup, Jacob Bang did pieces with prominent stoppers, and I did see a martini glass with a ball stem, but it didn't really give the...
What a relief!
I used to have these, but never ID'd them. I thought they were very nicely made and wish I still had them. Maybe someone can ID them now, so...
Saddle bags for a dog?
Some kind of lithography, I would guess. Any chance you could zoom in for a clear shot of this: [ATTACH]
It looks to me more like watercolor than ink, but I don't know the pigments.
Somebody collects them for sure.
Yeah, those pictures unfortunately do not help.
Looks like there's a mark on the link? Maybe on the bale as well? Unless it had some sentimental value, I'd guess the textile is just filler.
Could be on the cusp of the change. Easier to explain than having an assay mark indicating one country and a kokoshnik mark indicating another.
Correct, and I see it looking left.
I disagree, but it will take a clearer photo to be certain. I see no coat of arms in the 84 stamp - just a standard kokoshnik profile.
Is @BaseballGames still around?
Very similar on eBay: https://www.ebay.ca/itm/265296030665
Is it a Brylcreem ad? (Is that stuff making a comeback?)
Born Ohio 1915. Ohio County Times News May 11 1978 [ATTACH]
Ask him to show you whatever marks are on the pieces. If it's gold, I think there should be several marks in different places - purity marks,...
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