That's what I thought too. A thunder mug. With a transferware European scene. Debora
Clever, clever you! And here's to the amateur artist who, long ago, had the cojones to (try and) copy a Turner watercolor. And then have it...
A lot of his work features wizards. Debora https://philamuseum.org/collection/object/83922...
That's fab. A rug. The pattern appears to come from this 1990s book. Debora [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Not when one's going to the expense of buying fabric and paying an upholsterer. The pattern should match! Debora
It appears that the seat cushion is positioned up side down. Debora
You can contact them via the web site. They may be helpful enough to give you the collection year your piece is from as well as details as to its...
That would be my guess re age too. Debora
So it was purchased in the U.S.? Or are you converting the currency? Debora
Would you be kind enough to tell us where you bought it from and what you were told about it? Debora
I think you're right. Earlier work with later frame. Debora
That green doesn't look original. Could it have been added later? Debora
Agree. Debora
Doesn't one just love "Throw-it-against-the-wall-and-see-what-sticks descriptions" like this? French Art Deco 19th Century Louis XVI Style Debra
The original. In the Hospital of San Paolo, Florence. Debora [IMG]
The example of the label you posted is from 1945, isn't it? That may be better directional dating. Ah, here's a painting with a similar label...
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