Biscuit tin?
I've bought enough similar stuff, never to my advantage but I can see the appeal. I've always been a sucker for kitsch, to which I think these...
They look like modern resin pieces. The kind of thing you might find in a Hallmark store, or advertised in a crosswords book.
Emile Nolde is an interesting case and does demonstrate how impressions can be manipulated. But Emile Nolde is a sufficiently important artist...
I was wondering if coraline would apply in this case. The coating doesn't look particularly dense.
Have you seen this: https://wolfeeboy.wordpress.com/2015/12/06/victorianedwardian-art-dealers-directory-part-2/
If it's a crisp reverse relief, that would indicate that the piece was stamped, in which case it wouldn't be cast iron.
This seems to be the original painting:...
Are you satisfied that these are not elaborately colored engravings?
This biography pretty specifically disagrees: https://collection.mmfa.org/artist-maker/info/190 In 1934, Grohs was invited to join the faculty of...
Picture of the back?
One of a series of three: The Elli Dance of Death: https://artmuseum.princeton.edu/collections/objects/16769 Maybe you could more generally...
Check Kister Porcelain, Scheibe-Alsbach, Germany
You have to ask yourself: How does craquelure happen? It can be caused by a number of factors, but it comes down to shrinkage of the drying...
I'm put off by the craquelure that seems to be too even and varnished over. It looks forced.
It is beautiful.
My idle guess is Bohemian glass.
https://www.etsy.com/sg-en/listing/213168889/cupid-on-swing-of-love-in-the-garden?show_sold_out_detail=1&ref=nla_listing_details...
I think it's coincidental, with tonal values in the background almost the same as the values in the children.
Please show a close up of the back of the mirror frame as well.
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