I think the first letter is M. for Marie. Ms. wasn't widely used until the 1970s (and even then it was controversial.) Debora
Nice. Debora
Had to do with the state of one's natural teeth before modern dentistry. Debora
If it will do no harm, you'll want to slip the canvas out of the frame and see if an artist's signature is concealed on an edge. Debora
Not everyone has a good visual sense. Debora
Ha! I was right. A PX artist. Only snippets but enough information... [ATTACH] Debora
It would be helpful to know in what part of the world she was found. And what did the auction house say about her? Debora
She does look sad. Not pensive. Sad. Debora
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Her bangs. Those curly bangs were popularized by Alexandra, Princess of Wales in the 1880s. Debora [ATTACH]
Frame contemporary with the portrait. 1880s-1890s evidenced by the fringe. Debora
She's very sweet. A girl. A "young lady" would have her hair up. Debora
Would you be kind enough to post a photograph of the full name? It appears to be cropped here. Debora [ATTACH]
Good advice above, @ducati2, as you want to find the right eyes and different forum members have different areas of expertise. Debora
https://www.wineenthusiast.com/shop/glassware/wine-glasses/?srsltid=AfmBOopLP2OvuJvgQkR1BiBSqypSaSurDbKBmWxnE82r7NGpysWTKfs4 Debora
@BigKielbasa69, would you go back please and repost your photographs as Full Image rather than Thumbnail? That will make them easier for everyone...
Here is a similar to be found on the internet. Please note this is an asking price, not a sold price....
@Christine S, in the future, it would be helpful if you included all the information you had about an item in your initial post. That would help...
And, most importantly, different category. Me either. Debora
Wouldn't it? Debora
Separate names with a comma.
