They look like fairings. I'd guess continental.
The name is impressed in the body. I don't think it has to do with the decoration. Maybe the shape.
Neither do I. Drawing on my experience, that might make it vintage.
Looks like a standard shape for a modern beer pitcher.
It looks to me like it has been worked.
I doubt it will make difference. Probably called "The Music Lesson" and based on a painting by Francoise Boucher. Might even be taken from other...
I think there's a lot of art nouveau styling in it. No idea about the date.
I can't tell. If the mark is good, I suppose it is 18th C. According to Rontgen the mark for this factory was changed to a cloverleaf in the...
Maybe Abraham leading Isaac to sacrifice and that's Sarah on the left?
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I don't think the seats are pressboard. More likely leather. I used to have one showing a guy playing a mandolin. Don't know what happened to...
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Isn't that fancy! Has an almost Wedgwoody look to it.
I know that thread counts are a telling point. A close-up of the back including a ruler, or a careful count of the number of threads per inch...
It has a stencil-like quality. Maybe it's a pochoir. I like it. Seems slightly melancholy. An attractive decorator piece.
The link is working fine for me. An interesting machine. Do you think you'll get that fourth drill working eventually?
I know that there are Herkimers that are crystal clear - no inclusions. Beautiful things. Back in the '60s, my father and I belonged to a local...
If it is an actual Herkimer crystal, the black is likely limestone matrix. I have a Herkimer diamond with similar black: [ATTACH]
Enough to pay for @daveydempsey to drop by?
It's not that old. This jacket came from my grandmother c1900: [ATTACH] I think there are stylistic affinities. Yours is obviously in much...
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