Yes, decorative. A popular import a few years back. Pier 1, etc. Debora
New if not newish. Debora [ATTACH]
Will a wine bottle slot in there? Debora
Here's another example of their work using the same blank. Very lush....
That's nice. Shame it's not signed. Could a signature be hidden by the frame? Debora
That's the Fredrikstad city gate on the K.K. plate, isn't it? The town where Krakeroy Keramikk is based? Debora [ATTACH]
Cantagalli = singing cockerel. Easy to remember. Debora
Does look a bit like Düurer's monogram. Debora [ATTACH]
She could have her skirt hiked up, I suppose. She's barefoot after all. Debora
Not a problem. Just a helpful reminder. Debora
Look new-ish to my eye too. Debora
Thank you for letting us know. And how kind of the artist to take the time to respond. Debora
Martin, in the future, it would be helpful if you photographed items again plain backgrounds so they're easier to see. Have you done a Google...
I'm puzzled buy that skirt length which would place it well out of the Victorian period. If I had to guess, I'd think 1950s but could be a tad...
In the meantime, there are some other Cushman threads in the Furniture forum which you can browse. You'll find them via the Search bar at the top...
This could well be your Jonathan Greene. Signature looks right (with a bit of evolution over the years.) You can ask him. He graduated from art...
D. Lenoir. But there doesn't seem to be much else about him floating around the internet....
Is there something written on the left-hand side? Debora
Ha! A Google Books snippet from the Isart, Israeli Artists Year Book, 1975 edition. "... BEAUCAIRE DAVID Born in Egypt in 1917. Studied art at...
Try this. David Beaucaire. From a list of Mediterranean Jewish artists. "BEAUCAIRE David (1917-). Originally from Egypt, install? and Israel?l....
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