Agree. Recent-ish Chinese import. Debora
The artist is more successful with the landscape than the figure. Debora
Ah, well. Given that... It appears to be a decorative painting, in which case the name of the "artist" is unimportant. Debora
If that was one woman's jewelry, would love to have seen her clothes! Debora
Would/could you post a photograph of the back please, including frame? Debora
Did you try a guzheng? Debora
Looks like brass. Debora
That was my thought as well. Debora
And another is to apply for all locations budgeting, of course, for travel and accommodation expenses. Debora
The trick I've been told is to apply for oneself and have all one's family and friends apply as well. Increases one's chances. Debora
It has the overall crazing that is a sign -- to the best of my knowledge -- of a recent-ish Chinese import. Debora
Not my area of knowledge but... There are a surprising number of these for offer on the internet which makes one suspect they're not all period....
The "Greek key" is a "fundamental" Chinese design motif. That plus the treatment of the feather carving and the color of the wood certainly makes...
From the internet describing a majolica one similar to that above. "French Barbotine majolica water pitcher, made by Onnaing, circa 1920. Known...
Similar to one of these. Looks, to my eye, to be a (loose) reproduction....
Oh, sorry. Now see the other piece is marked Tiffany. Ignore my posts above. Debora
From the internet: "What does AG925 mean on jewelry? At its hollowware workshop, Tiffany's celebrated silver designs are proudly stamped with...
The T & Co. looks like the Tiffany logo. You might want to compare....
And a photograph of how it's hung. I think later than 1980s. Debora
Looks more like Ida Lupino. And such an interesting example of how a seller acquires an item, makes some faulty assumptions and then, with the...
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