Then I don't know. Commissioned to produce paintings for the Association?
The Paris Exhibitions were held every 11 years until 1900. Looks to me like that that number ends in 8, so that would be 1878. Pretty sure it's...
Brushing gently with an old toothbrush might help.
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That's very interesting. It looks like a picture has been glued over the original surface. Makes you wonder what's underneath.
It's a very attractive clock. "Medaille d'or Paris 1900” (gold medal, Paris 1900) will be an award won by the company at a trade show in that...
It's one of those look-for-comparable situations. You'll probably find most of that stuff on eBay. I would not expect much price wise. I still...
Russian. Lomonosov, I believe.
I believe I have photos of these from France... but who knows where those may be. I think this is a latch used to hold open window shutters.
Is the mark over glaze? If so, I'd guess a decorator mark. There were professional decorators outside factories who did as well as any factory...
The pictures are a definite improvement, but still coming up empty.
A clearer, straight-on photo of the image (no glass) might produce image search results.
Looks like it. Webb apparently did each of those children as individual portraits. The smallest, James II, has shown up on these boards more...
Greek or Etruscan revival?
Making me crazy because I'm sure I've seen that monogram, but darned if I can attach a name to it.
I like the look of it, but to my eye that's the odd thing about it. You don't see a lot of Foo Dogs looking relaxed and playful.
When spammers show up, they post to random threads. Of course, these posts are reported and removed, but people leave posts saying "spam" (or...
Looking at asking prices online for other Webb mezzos, it doesn't seem unreasonable.
I'd guess it's a mezzotint. Looks nicely colored. Here's a pair that had an estimate of 100£-150£ (2009)...
17th C French silver is hard to come by because most of it was melted down to finance the wars. Louis required the aristocracy, whose business...
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