I don't know where this photo was taken, and have no idea of the breed of goat. I confess, I thought this image was more unique than turns about...
Not yet. I can only account for 4 of them off the cuff.
Certainly the case here. I'm told by the family member who does the genealogy stuff that there were 12 children with wife #1.
The only difference between this and a million others is that I know who these people are. Millboard, 16" by 20". [ATTACH] And I have the photo...
I believe it is a vase, meant to hold a flower to a lapel. Maybe heather for the theme, with the stone meant to be a cairngorm.
Hopefully the chronology will become clearer as I get more into family papers, but I suspect it won't. I was thinking craftsman or...
A Masonic skeltonized Rolex? I'd bet you get a premium price for that.
Doesn't look like a foundry mark to me. Looks like a design registration mark.
Family history says this boy grew up and married a great-aunt of mine. I don't know what (if any) relation that makes him to me, but I like this...
I think this is a painter who aspired to tourist art. Northern Europe, maybe Netherlandish. That word might be Maart, which is the Netherlands...
Copper and illuminations have never gotten along. There are medieval documents where the bits painted with copper pigments are just empty holes...
I have an uncle's Freemason membership parchment. I suppose the stuff written on it is intentionally arcane, but it must have made sense to him....
That's very likely what these pieces are, or were meant to be.
Oven mitts. Never occurred to me. Thanks!
Really? They aren't knit? Shows what I know!
A dress and bloomers. They open at the bottom, but the top is closed. There is a loop for hanging. Each is about 6" by 5". Lots of knitters in...
I like this, though I have no idea who Skippy might be. If this is a student, he/she shows a lot of potential.
It looks competently done. Definitely not the 19th C American artist William Harnett. My guess is the last name will start with “M”. There now....
Welcome to the board. That is a nice napkin ring. I do wonder how this was made. I suppose appliques makes sense, but there is really no sign...
I think they are both factory art. It's not impossible they are autograph pieces, but if so, they are by someone who has developed a technique...
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