After reading this thread this morning, I went out and bought one - (a Paisley though) from the 1840's. Actually no money changed hands - I...
Thanks Greg!
It is Japanese porcelain, yes, commonly known as, (and typically) Imari ware. Produced in the first quarter of the 20thc., by which time the style...
This is a china cabinet, as seen in the "front rooms" of pre and post-war Britain. Mainly used for displaying your best cups and saucers when the...
@Lucille.b Yours is almost certainly 19thc English.
I'd say pretty accurate.
@antidiem - You can't "make" a mezzotint from a photo ....as you know from doing one yourself, mezzotint is a "fully manual" process and not in...
The nice thing about particleboard is that if it gets wet, you end up with twice as much.
Home decorated, purchased as a blank - Nice design!
I found this one, not exactly like yours but you get the idea https://indigoarts.com/antique-balinese-mask-distorted-face
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