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When buying, I only pay attention to actual Auctions and Buy It Now. That's just my personal preference. I never look twice at an auction or...
It's a nice project if you are so inclined. I love sidewalk finds. I still have the oak Lincoln Rocker I found, repaired, and had reupholstered...
This turned out to be a fun threat to read!
This made me laugh, not realizing the OP goes by dude. :playful:
That's an outstanding photo! I would open it, clean the glass, and if the photo is not glued to the mat, add an acid free paper spacer to the...
As art, I like what you've found. It's joyful. The paintings you found online are very nice, as well. The forrest scene pulls me in. The image...
KikoBlueEyes, I knew others had to be out there. Fid, I'm glad to see the same one. https://giphy.com/gifs/A57XrQNqQmqRO/html5 Thanks!
I have several Austrian and German spelter pieces, but this is the only bronze. Had this about 40 years. My searches always find figures in an...
The worn end is the strong end. The end you've pictured could just be for hanging it when not in use. It's all speculation anyway.
These are the search words I used ... grateful dead taj mahal
The only item with this image found on the internet, so far, was a t-shirt.
Here's another photo of the same pose, also autographed. https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1925-press-photo-john-north-willys-171840588 The...
Pre-Columbian (folk art?). Possibly ... the headdress may be decorated with Cacao beans with a jaguar skin around shoulders. James.
What's the texture were the legs connect to the body?
I see a possible firefighters connection in the protection on the crown and back of neck. The breathing apparatus that I've google does not jive...
Looks like it has a grain running through it. Bone/Ivory? James.
I like Taupou's idea. The direction of the woodgrain would support some weight. Sure it's wood, but it could be used in this scenario, though I...
I think that last word is "marque".
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