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Do you have documentation that proves provenance? Debora
A good point. Collector interest in both Grahame and Parrish. Debora
Looks to be original upholstery and caning. What would that be? 1950s? Debora
It's like finding a dodo, isn't it? Cutting edge technology, now extinct. Debora
That table is fabulous. Perhaps potential buyers find the chairs distracting. Debora
The work is very assured. Artist achieved what he set out to do. Debora
Don't think it did. Oh, and here's a handy glossary of book terms if you don't have one. For future use....
It's certainly well suited to the frame. Debora
I certainly wouldn't know. ;) Debora
That does appear to be hard-to-find. Not a true first edition apparently but 1902 copyright first edition with Parrish illustrations....
Oh, looks like a stylized "46." "Jan. 46" an odd date as one pledges in the Fall. Agree re the rest of her jewelry. Debora
That's not Greek to me. Can anyone else read it? Debora
That was a sophisticated paper choice. And also a sophisticated resort destination at a time when the world was a lot less travelled. Daddy must...
Late 1960s/early 1970s print. What sorority? Debora
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It's best for identification. Debora
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1752055873/antique-medical-measure-and-medicine?gpla=1&gao=1&&gQT=1 Debora
Looks like a company logo. All the results on Google Lens are coming out of Russia. Debora
It takes all new members a post or two to get the hang of it. Debora
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