Yes, of course. An earliest date. Debora
Bobbed hair and natural waists. At a glance, I'd think late 1920s into early 1930s. Vehicles more definitive. Debora
Yeah. Ixnay with the steam iron. Steam = moisture. Debra
Clever you! Does look like Hong Kong. (Here, pre-World War II.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_raids_on_Hong_Kong Debora [ATTACH]
That's an idea. An AAR, developed by the U.S. Army. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/After-action_review Debora
I thought Pacific Theater too. Debora
They do look like press photos but the size is a bit unexpected. Debora
Any COA including this one. 99.9% likely a fake. Nouveau Galleries was in business between 1979 and 1992. Debora
To put it bluntly... A COA isn't worth the paper it's printed on. Debora
Fyi, the "wheels" on furniture are typically referred to as "castors." Should you wish to do so, you can replace those missing with either...
Signature for comparison. Debora [ATTACH]
Radiator paint. Just terrible. Show us the back please. Debora
André Courrèges. At the time, style was called "nipple dusters." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/André_Courrèges Debora [ATTACH]
The design is deceptively simple, isn't it? Quite charming. Debora
A Germanic name works as appears to be a Germanic scene. Debora
Interesting. Fragonard, I knew. But had never heard of her. Debora
Here we go. Work entitled 'The Nursing of Bacchus.' https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/art-artists/work-of-art/the-nursing-of-bacchus Debora [ATTACH]
Here's information about her as an artist....
With an internet search for "Angelica Kauffmann," other examples of china with that image will come up. Like this one:...
There's something very appealing about that. What do you know about it? And in what part of the world was it found? Think date is day - month -...
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