So that's where all that stuff went! How is anyone going to manage the sheer volume?
It's French so maybe @Fid
I'd go with the Schumann. It is similar to the KPM mark, but much more like the Schumann, and the items aren't things I'd expect from KPM.
The closest mark I can find in Rontgen is a KPM, Berlin mark from the 1940s.
It's likely a later reproduction - contemporary with the frame. Does it look to be 3 separate sheets of paper?
Surprised they didn't go the auction route. Then there would also be a catalog.
From this site, I'll guess Morning Moon 80 (apparently quite an extensive series). https://www.artelino.com/artists/amano-kunihiro.asp
There are others on this forum who know more that I.
My idle guess would be U.S. Glass, just because the photo suggests the Bellaire Goblet has a thicker stem. But that is an idle guess.
This was in the package with all those stamps. (131 stamps used for postage.) An etching of the Chateau du Buron by Emmanuel Phelippes-Beaulieux...
A bit of restoration coming up there.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/lovedaylemon/1434394847/ Claude of France, wife of Francis I. Curious that just recently there was another pin on...
Certainly meant to be in Rococo taste. Seems to have a pendulum. Does the modern movement set it swinging?
I wouldn't have thought that was silver at a quick glace. It looks like that Everlast aluminum stamped stuff.
Roden Bros? Canadian?
The mark most closely resembles Friedrich Christian Greiner & Son, Rauenstein. Company existed in one form or another from about 1860 to 1939....
It's a much imitated mark, so it might not be, but it's also a hand drawn mark, so there are thousands of variations. The mark looks to be under...
It looks like a KPM mark, but I don't know if it's legitimate. It's a nice plate so... possibly.
They do this with paintings as well. I'm sure you can find this treatment of the Mona Lisa on YouTube. You should take a look at "deep fake" a...
I can't make head nor tails of it. You need to find another copy of the print that has the same blind stamp. It's possible the Ganymed changed...
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