This one I couldn't leave even though it has a fatal flaw. Only .99c but I would have loved it intact. :( I was just surprised to find Pueblo...
I picked this up at GW for $25 and haven't been able to find another like it or any label, writing or stencils. I'm thinking it might be a custom...
In Armorique for sure lol! You might have to carefully measure and buy another letter opener to sacrifice. I can't tell if you could actually use...
Ugh slabbing/grading is such a racket. I do understand why some buyers like the system and some owners want the protection. It's sort of like...
Hah I was thinking it might be a letter opener without its blade but a handle on a mirror is a good thought too.
I have a small pile of backlog but I just got this one recently and I have questions! :D I hadn't seen a cameo like this before. I wasn't sure...
That's lovely. An excellent trade.
I too love Susan staking her claim. I would cherish it, but I too adore Rackham's work even in a reprint. All I have are Dover collections.
Monetary value aside...I absolutely love that patina. It developed in such a cool way.
Ebay sellers all use eBay global shipping because before that when we shipped international ebay gave no protection against scammers or loss. A...
Déposé just means registered (as in copyrighted). They don't look like saints to me but traditional costumed people from Armorique, France. Some...
These woodcuts are so beautiful! What a beautiful copy overall. Congratulations on finally adding it to your library.
My use of "Aging" here meaning degradation and not time period specific.
Very familiar with him. I definitely don't see these as Victorian with the fittings they usually have.
Very fun piece. It's got those cracks cause they did the paint thick and all at once instead of letting it dry as they were layering. It gives a...
I mean I can't and won't say without more info, but it was strikingly close and a lot of people do art port-career so you never know. I got...
I think you can really see the influence of wax portrait modeling from his father and probably himself, in the style of the carving. The blending...
It looks like it's got one of those ubiquitous limoges couples on the pull. When were those? 40s? [ATTACH]
We should wait for real experts, but I just rub in a bit of Old English on nicks and scratches.
I ran across some of Richard's work again so came back to this cameo. Were you able to get an Antiquer with a Facebook account to aid in...
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