Hard to tell anything from these photos. It could be a painted copy. The white blouse certainly looks painted. Some really tight close-ups of...
The overall impression is naive. The technique lacks the sophistication of a classically trained animalier. Could be a copy. Whoever painted it...
Could be from a firescreen.
How big is it, and what is it made of? Do you have links to the others you found? Can you provide a photo directly from the front with the piece...
I wonder if you have original art for postcards?
The big thing is that the Cornicello is a horn, even if it looks like a pepper, while the thing on that lamp is a vegetable motif of some sort.
Maybe it has something to do with an Italian Cornicello?
I think the composition is derivative of Klimt's "Kiss".
I wouldn't care where it's from... it's beautiful.
Versailles - Temple of Love?
Unfamiliar with the name, but they have a jugendstil/secessionist look to me. I admit to seeing similarities between German/Austrian art nouveau...
Jewelry? I see there was a Martin Mayer in that field. There was also a sculptor of that name, and a painter (maybe the same?).
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Looks like Leger to me. Very much after Vassarely.
I like the last one just for the collection of expressions.
It's called a Carriage Clock.
@Mary J : this isn't the best selling venue, but I doubt you will get much, even by way of encouragement, without showing some photos.
Look at the collars on the groom and best man. Talk about a stiff neck!
One or two should be sufficient. It could be a set - images of a particular place. edit: the images you have now posted will hopefully be...
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