In my experience I think Sculp is the most common. Might have to do with whether or not it's a stand alone print rather than a copy of someone...
Coping saw blades are heavier (and look like saw blades): [ATTACH]
The patterns would have been cut with a fret (or scroll) saw. You can cut with a fret saw starting inside the edges of the piece. You drill a...
Doesn't Royal Dux usually have an applied pink triangle mark?
Yes. The print is as it would have appeared in the magazine (barring any condition issues it might have picked up in the last 100 years or so)....
I think this is a fairly recent picture, painted on Luan plywood.
Antonio Ermolao Paoletti (1843 - 1912) was the painter of the original image. His painting was engraved by Francis Holl (1815 – 1884) to be...
9" x 7" sounds like a fairly usual size for a print from an art magazine.
I think this is a steel plate engraving. Steel plates, or steel plated copper or zinc plates were used for large run prints in art magazines,...
I like it. Be warned: I've had atmospheric paintings where the "atmosphere" was all in the accumulated gunk and grime. I would guess it's...
You see those numbers on the Neuber box? There will be a little booklet, likely hidden in a secret compartment in the box, identifying each stone.
Gold boxes are a passion of mine (pictures only, sadly). They were made for aristocrats and you still pretty much have to be one to afford them....
You can try a search like this to get makers' names:...
It may be a painting. It may be a print. I can't tell from the photos.
The Heffel prices are a good indication of current values. This is one of his better known paintings and it's in a public collection. It's not...
A stipple painting is composed of tiny dots of paint applied by a brush. It could be that, but I can't tell from the pictures.
I can't tell from the photos if it's original or not. It's small, so it could be a stippled painting. This is definitely a chromo, but it's a...
If it's original, it's nice, but that pebbling in the background makes me think it might be a chromolithograph. [ATTACH]
It's a copy of a painting by a Canadian artist: Paul Peel The original is in the Art Gallery of Ontario It's titled "After the Bath"
This looks like it could be conte. Gouache is a dense opaque water color. Conte is like an oily chalk that is compacted into square-sectioned...
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