Maybe a version of a Victorian music cabinet with wood inlay? 1900-1910?
Agreed. The village street or market scenes looked to be a popular subject matter. For the most part these scenes do have a certain allure. Thanks...
Thank you for the comment Any Jewelry. ‘Charming’ is maybe the best way to describe this.. Nothing really special. I agree with you,I will search...
Interesting. Yes I agree
I was thinking at first the initial is a ‘A’or ‘H’ And the surname ended in a ‘i’ or ‘j’ or ‘y’.
Searching that name and ‘variations’
Thank you for the image
Much appreciated Debora..Thanks
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hi all,trying to figure out this painting and ID the artist. It looks like a vintage Spanish...
I agree 100%. Only saw those numbers now.. :)
Lot/auction ID no?
Your lamp does however look a little newer to me (but that’s just me guessing)
There’s a few different versions https://www.mlive.com/grand-haven/2011/02/old_things_next_post.html
Have alook https://www.oillampantiques.com/our-current-range/table-lamps/sears-roebuck-antique-oil-lamp/
I might be wrong. But I see Sears Roebuck and Co produced lamps like these in the late 1890s. Opal glass hand painted with a winter scene of a...
And south we go!!
Maybe trying to copy/mimic this in some way? https://www.acstickley.com/sold/norse-pottery-lizard-vase-c1903-1913/
I agree. Lots of character
Ha ha very cool. I see there are a number of ‘hotdog man statues’ (cappy dawg) examples online.. Also different sizes and materials used. This one...
Ha ha.. Always the case.. Also depends on the ‘offer’
Separate names with a comma.