1940-1950s wedding present and a very nice one. Debora
A trefoil. Debora
I wasn't familiar with him until now. Debora
Flaxman's. Debora
Here's the original source. You'll want to compare paper and measurements (if you haven't already.) And note that the original doesn't have the...
Let's see what others think. Debora
I'd think those were 1980s and decorative. Debora
My, that's a modern-looking image, isn't it? Debora
Yes, if it's unmarked. Lots of possible manufacturers. Debora
A Google Lens search will bring up a number of variations of your girl. Debora
Matchbook. And she appears to be missing the ashtray itself which would be off to the side. Debora
Yeah, a pre-Colombian warrior. Aztec? Not necessarily old. Debora [ATTACH]
That brooch is spectac. Debora
I strongly agree with the above. Debora
It can also help determine whether the frame is original to the piece which can, in turn, support dating. Debora
Would/could you post a photograph of the back? (Of the framed piece.) Debora
Ah, that makes sense. Because the publisher of 'Wings over Water' is based in Portland, OR. That makes it more likely your artist is regional....
It appears to have been polychromed at one time. Is that the case? Debora
A chignon with curls. Very Gibson Girl. Below the actress Evelyn Nesbit in 1902. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gibson_Girl Debora [ATTACH]
In what part of the world did you find this piece? Debora
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