Not sure of the age, not new imho. Yes they are worth something - authentic masks like these are always saleable, don't know how much though -...
Nice poster! I used to take the Pan Am clipper from Sea-Tac to Heathrow quite a bit back in the day.
They are from Bali, not sure why all the reddish ochre-y stuff is on some
ok here they are - good one!
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Snap Dave!
If it's on particle board (depending on what you are calling particleboard) it is almost certainly not an original. Face looks too practiced and...
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Definitely not a mezzotint! Possibly a photogravure?
Well I did a bit more digging and as far as I can see this is almost certainly a Philippine painting of the "Amorsolo school". Maybe that's good...
Not much silkscreen process work dates back that far, although the French and Italians did pochoirs back then ...still, pretty sure that print is...
Oh well, maybe some clues will surface in the NEXT 20 years ...:bigtears:
I found a couple of Philippine paintings with similar clothing, so I'm still thinking Philippines ... [IMG] [IMG]
Not "Gregorio"?
The "peg" on the back, holding the top rail in place, isn't a peg, but a wooden "plug", covering a countersunk wood screw ..pegs usually show end...
Based on the cast signature I would say this is a decorative and a more modern-ish piece.
I've had this 20" x 28" oil on canvas in storage for a few years and never really identified the origin or the artist. I think my final call was...
Thanks @Taupou much appreciated!
Definitely the same place! Fantastic find- well done SBSVC!
19th c English silverplate in my opinion
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