https://www.clarkart.edu/artpiece/detail/the-encampment,-parc-d-issy-(souvenir-of-the-siege Very thoroughly cancelled.
Looks old to me. How do the sizes compare?
It looks to me like it says Canada down the side, and China across the top. [ATTACH]
Back lit onyx panels are now a thing in architecture: https://www.bhandarimarblegroup.com/most-beautiful-stone-backlighting-onyx-marble/ I think...
The skills people develop are always astonishing to me. Of course, before the development of moveable type, books were manuscripts and,...
That's interesting. As for the puffin: maybe it was a store display meant to go with some particular apparel promotion? It's large enough.
Beautiful tile.
The white accents look painted: [ATTACH] Looks hand written to me as well. To me, this is an instance in which the subject matter plays second...
Maybe fill it with baking soda? Isn't that supposed to absorb odors?
It might be a copy of something better known.
It looks like Cordey, but not at all sure about that. And I agree that it looks like she's holding a quill.
I'll bet it was some special promotion: bring in your picture and we'll put it on a fine porcelain tray - a keepsake for generations. It looks...
The 282 is a reference to the catalog raisonne edited by Marc Mourlot. Apparently this lithograph was produced for, and published in, the catalog...
The design may be from an antique period, but the plates are not. I would think decorative value only.
Very attractive. I don't think that's a Sevres mark. The dark patch may be covering a manufacturer's logo. Hold it up to a strong light and you...
That's Edmé Samson of Paris, also known as Samson the Imitator.
I hate to be the one to say, because it has become an excuse for every unidentified porcelain mark, but according to this site, maybe Samson:...
Do you know this painting? [ATTACH]
Vampire kits got a mention on the Funnies thread, April 12 this year.
Here's an original Curtis photograph: https://www.santafeartauction.com/auction-lot/edward-curtis-apache-guan-1906_7594518815 I think that yours,...
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