Unbelievable. Speaking generally... I'm always surprised that some people have no appreciation of the past. Think it demonstrates a woeful lack...
The important thing is... If your intent is resale, you have a description in the design language of the original maker. Debora
Can the goblet be removed from her grasp? That she's a Sissi doll is an interesting idea. Her costume is a bit humble but could be meant to...
The horizontal version. Debora [ATTACH]
Love the honest wear and mends. The carved flower a bit unusual, I'd think. Debora
Similars that come up on Google Images are described as "grain scoops." Here's one example....
What does it read around the base? Debora
Her hair do and crinoline are consistent with 1950s. Debora [ATTACH]
Agree. Debora
Dunno. I've never handled gutta percha. But sure someone here has and will know. Debora
Welcome, John! We look forward to assisting you in identifying your items. Debora
Oh! What a lovely answer! And there was genuine interest in seeing your item. So you have your answer. "Zoomorphic" and Celtic-inspired. Debora
A Chinese wine beaker from the Shang Dynasty fyi. https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/61322 Debora [ATTACH]
Not usually my thing but... I very much like the way the metal's patina and marble's pattern mirror each other. Debora
They may well do as does Tiffany's. But Tiffany's, for instance, charges for doing a record search. Perhaps you'll be lucky enough to find...
If you're interested in identifying the beast, you can always ask. https://hamiltonandinches.com/contact-us Debora
According to Google Translate, beneath "Kathy, the stamp above reads "Open Mountain." Debora
The other, as I wrote above, has been widely copied. You would have to post in focus, close-up photographs of the text underneath the image to...
The Thanksgiving piece is a page from Harper's Weekly. Here's how it would have looked in its original position on page 781 in the December 3,...
No, of course it isn't. The old sampler was obviously framed at a later date. Telephones weren't even introduced in the Netherlands until 1877....
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