I thought the photogravures were pressed on the copper plates. I studied all these in school but it was so long ago. I can't remember what I had...
I see these prints all the time but this is the first one I have seen with actual plate marks. I did find one with plate marks on ebay with the...
It looks like there may be some hand painting in the last two photographs of the magnified white flowers. Definitely not earlier than late 19thc...
Please show us.
Brad, I'm cringing. Post a photograph of the back of the painting and a close up of the canvas on the back. If it is a 19th century painting,...
Pretty!
Great finds! The Christmas trees in your second photograph remind me of the trees on a Dept. 56 animated Skating Pond I sold a few years ago.
Those are beautiful rugs. I am not positive but the first looks like a Herzig and the second one looks like a Kilim. Others may have more...
Yikes is right. I didn't even include the price for shipping and insuring to get it to them. That's why it isn't worth using the larger, well...
The last item I sold at Christie's had a 25% commission off the hammer price. They charged $750 for a photograph in the catalog and 1 1/2 or 2%...
Those final auction prices at Christie's include the 25% buyers premium which only goes to Christie's and none to the seller. So deduct 25% to...
His style has some extreme variations. Did you see this on 1rstdibs?...
Thank you for the replies. Maybe it is the "type" that looks familiar or maybe I saw this in her home when I was younger and that's why it has a...
It is a print. I think it's from the 1930's or 40's based on the frame. Your addition of red, looks more like it looks in person. Thank you. I...
I did a reverse image search on Google without any luck. It looks so familiar. [ATTACH]
Thank you! That is a wonderful article and so detailed on the process.
That name appears on many antique etchings, engravings and lithography prints but I'm unable to find information on the company. Does anyone know...
First name Hue?
Congratulations!
The original painting was done by Cuno Von Bodenhausen (Germany). I can't find another copy of this image. With quotes, without quotes....
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