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Yours does seem to be a mass-market print. The image is out there as an intaglio print, possibly in more than one edition. Those would have had...
Edward Millington Synge, 1860–1913, British https://collections.britishart.yale.edu/catalog/tms:40355
I suspect it's a Japanese knock-off. The head mimics his style, but the overall manufacture, and the rest of the modelling and decoration, is of...
Perhaps that's how it came out of the mold and it simply hasn't been finished.
Royal Bayreuth did a lot of clever novelty stuff, and they did it well.
"Worth" is the word I think you are looking for. Your best bet is to find comparable pieces - same period, type, quality ,size - and see what...
I know I've seen the mark before, and it's my recollection that it was in a context of faux Sevres marks, but I can't find anything now.
Looks to be from the same source material. One may have been fashioned after the other, or both might have some other source (likely an...
Looks more like French to me, with a fair amount of Latin mixed in. Could be written on vellum.
@Cherryhill
Rampant lion, I would guess. I don't see this crowned mark in Rontgen, but there are several rampant lion possibilities. The best chance among...
I'm not really reading it but the title seems to be Westphalian Landscape, which apparently would apply to most of Willi Repke's oeuvre. The...
Is this the part of the Leonardo drawing to which you are referring? [ATTACH] First impression of your drawing is that it is more likely from the...
Not sure what I'm looking at. A clear shot of the entire drawing might help. Offhand I don't think it is related to the Magi because it is only...
Don't lose that RD page. It makes all the difference.
I would think before WWII. This was my father's piggy bank back in the early '50s: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I had other pieces with a similar mark...
Found this blurb a long time ago, but didn't keep a record of the source: Truly some of the finest rhinestone jewelry, manufactured in Canada from...
The shape is called a kylix. In ancient Greece they were wine cups.
Some kind of electrical manifold? Multiple outlet? Something electrical.
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