Think of it as a library book. Perhaps a small fine? ;) Debora
Agree re contacting Culver. Debora
Do you think it was deaccessioned or just not returned? The postal code dates it to no older than 1983. Debora
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Base looks 1960s-ish. Debora
They could just be generic classical profiles. @Bronwen will know. Debora
This appears to be the same design. (Also unlidded.)...
Well, the mark is Wilhelm Schiller & Sohn. 1850ish to eve of World War I. Specialized in terracotta. Debora
They appear to be missing lids. Debora
Would/could you post a photograph of the back including frame? Debora
Where did you get it? And what were you told about it? Debora
No credit to me. I only benefited from other's keen eyes. And then I got a bit nosy on the internet. But, frankly, I thought no one would ever...
That crosshatched design is similar. Debora
You wrong? Ha! Ha! Ha! Debora
Wow! I'll have to brush up on my Medieval costumes. (I thought I saw a gable hood.) Apologies for the mis-direction. Debora [ATTACH]
Lina appears to be her daughter. Perhaps she'll ask her mother the title and approximate date for you. (But think you're right about early...
And... In her own words... (How often does that happen?) https://archive.org/details/MSB1538/mode/2up?view=theater Debora
Biography here. Came to U.S. from Lithuania in 1949. Designed greeting cards. (Now that's an interesting area to explore.)...
Nijole would be right, I'd think. Associated with The Cleveland Museum of Art. Born 1932 so period right....
Good G**! Now I see it but before... Looks like first initial "N."...
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