I agree with AF. Most of what we see is from the 20th c. and some is very nice. Some not. I seem to think that the era it comes from might be...
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Just to confirm...too small for cufflinks and I do not have a hairy chest! :wacky:
Ah, thanks, Greg! Two is not enough, eh?
What are theses tiny things? 5/16ths of an inch in diameter. Black and white enamel on metal. No marks with the exception of a circle and a...
I agree with the above comments.
Pretty and nice to have your family crest. See mark C-4 under Charles Haviland. http://www.havilandonline.com/backmark.htm
Not criticizing, just remarking whose work it reminds me of.
Looks a bit derivative of Cezanne...
Here's a bit of a bio of him that I found via Google: http://bronze-gallery.com/sculptors/artist-pop.cfm?sculptorID=177
I'm going "hmmm" on the Meissen plates. The crossed swords mark looks good, but the 2 scratch marks are giving me pause. Normally, Meissen...
Sampler's pretty plain, and not in great condition. Still, I'd call it 19th c. and someone will want it. Flanaganlane antiques knows quite a bit...
I'd better mark that on my calendar, Marko, and I bet you mean the American Thanksgiving date. I won't remember, for sure! :smuggrin:
Pulled the ballerinas off eBay. Obviously I have been away so long that I don't recognize the place anymore, or it doesn't recognize me, LOL!...
Wondering if it's a one-sixth size replica of a larger work?
Thanks, Pat, I'm going to need all the good luck wishes I can get, LOl!
Fig, I think the photos were removed previously. Looks like the pages have been used to me.
Ballerinas are on eBay now...I'm not terribly sanguine about the outcome...
Who won?
Well, I got the 2 Wallendorf Ballerinas for $20. Will put them on the dreaded eBay because I think that's the best venue. As I said, if DH knew...
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