Well that does resemble the thing in the painting, doesn't it. Maybe there was some kind of nozzle attachment? It's an interesting object. It...
I will, but that will have to wait until I'm on a faster machine.
Then you found more than I. Sorry for not seeing that. Might indicate the shape is more that coincidental. Do they show the other side? I think...
I think you are in with a chance on the artist ID, but bear in mind that my question is not about the painting, but rather an object depicted in...
I don't accept it's a perfume bottle. Hoping for a close-up before trying greater enlargement... and further discussion. Look carefully at the...
I've started an associated thread on the glass thing she's holding:...
It looks like glass to me. Doesn't look like a doll or figure. Could be a cruet, but I think that is inconsistent with the subject. I see it as...
The girl in a painting under discussion on this thread: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/19th-century-german-painting.28799/#post-383152 is...
The shape is frequently called Campana (or Campagna).
Could be Schierholz or Voigt. Two names to look at anyhow. Someone's comment on Chinese music?
Didn't find anything hopeful online. I think the color of the clay might localize it to some extent, but don't know how to effectively search...
I think 83% is usually called coin silver, but that's only part of the consideration in valuing items. There's also who made it and when, and its...
signed Paul Trélade, apparently a pseudonym of a painter named Gen Paul: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gen_Paul
nice find http://www.lucienparis.com/html/fiche.jsp?id=8652640&np=&lng=fr&npp=150&ordre=&aff=&r=
I'd guess hand colored etching/aquatint. Is it behind glare-free glass? That stuff really kills an image.
The figure might be Princess Mary, patron of the Royal Air Force Nursing Service.
Interesting that it says "Registered for transmission by Canadian Magazine Post". Suggests the this copy originally belonged to a Canadian. Lots...
I still think Louis XVI is a good bet. I think the inscription on the back is to-and-from.
Prinny was George IV. He picked up the moniker as Prince of Wales. Prinny, who had (shall we say) a weight problem, was the great patron of Beau...
"Hear my Dollies Prayer" by Mary Sigsbee (Kerr) (Her father was commander of the USS Maine when it was blown up in Havana Harbor.)
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