OK. 17th-18th century bronze Scottish bulls. Got it. Debora
Try "phonograph console." Debora
That looks like it's missing a phonograph. Debora
Bulls = Spain in my experience. Debora
The vignetting makes the photograph look older than it is. Mustn't be an uncommon subject. And same thing here; the tinting makes the photograph...
This link from above has a number of views. https://www.catawiki.com/fr/l/80410705-figure-paar-stieren-25-31-cm-6-1-kg-bronze Debora
Here's one. https://www.kupujemprodajem.com/antikviteti/stari-lusteri-i-lampe/stona-lampa-pecurka/oglas/149801824 [ATTACH]
Let me be the first to welcome you here, Colleen! Thank you so much for joining us. Debora
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Here you go. Engraver of another Igler work. Think it works here. Brendamour....
That looks like a book plate. His works were also published in illustrated magazines. Is Les petits Architects printed directly on the back?...
Think that's München 86. Debora
Well, here. You can research this (if you haven't already.) 1939 New York World's Fair. The Pan American Union Building. Highlighted the...
So one in Maryland and two in Wisconsin. There's no reason to think these were part of a fair or exhibition and -- given their size (7"?) seems...
Not post-war 1940s. Hemlines went all the way down to the ankle with the New Look. They could have been produced for anything. Molded, no?...
I think those are very interesting. Don't have any insight to add except... This is not a 1933 silhouette. [ATTACH] Here's a still from the...
Try Benno Berneis. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benno_Berneis Debora
No earlier than 1907 according to the evolution of the brand's logo. https://logos.fandom.com/wiki/Thermos Debora
They look nothing like 19th century art. They've much more likely to be post-World War II. You say they're both by the same maker? I assume...
Pre-1963 when the postal service changed CONN. for CT. Debora
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