Are you sure it's Roger Moore? Might be Oliver Reed (who was always much more menacing). [ATTACH]
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Try listing it with best offer, and show her those results (if any), or low starting auction with reserve (you don't want it accidentally selling...
The main flower motif in the first pattern resembles that in a wallpaper design, c1874, called "Trellis Dado", by Lewis Foreman Day: [ATTACH]...
Considering the larger context in which my document appears (upon which I might comment sometime further down the road), I don't find it difficult...
Not saying that it isn't, but I do still have that document. Makes you wonder...
Coincidence I’m sure, but I have a legal document dated 1903 that has a very similar wax stamp affixed. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Is it a fresh water pearl?
They look like hand colored prints, maybe not even hand colored. From the cars in one, I'd guess 1960s/'70s.
The pattern looks to be Japonism/aesthetic, which I imagine would date it 1870s - ‘80s.
Very pretty.
Is this it? (can't see the picture): https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/whitefriars-ribbed-vase-916-rd-543290-1732477563 The only piece I can...
There was a flying pig collection called Angelic Pigasus . They were designed by Pete Apsit for Calabar Creations of Ontario, California. [ATTACH]
Looks to me like a Chinese guardian dog or lion of some sort. The format makes me think it's a roof tile, but I can't tell old or new. How big is it?
I don't know if this counts as a book, but here it is anyhow. Back in the 1930’s, General Motors created the Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild. It...
A look at the whole piece might help. [ATTACH]
So many made, you'd think they'd be all over the place, but I don't think I've seen one before.
gutta percha?
One heck of a ricochet!
Those aren't handles - those are his ears.
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