Need a better look at the mark. I'm not getting a sense of the face in the kokoshnik mark (the oval with the numbers). 88 indicates a silver...
Going through a box today, I came across these (which I had 100% forgotten). Again, no scale given, so I guess no one's idea of scale models. A...
My guess is modern and maybe Vietnamese. I don' think this stuff has much resale value, but that doesn't change the fact that there are some very...
Is this one of the water whistles? Pour in a bit of water and hear how it sounds.
It's a very broad question. Things can look like something and be something, but they can also look like something and be nothing. People might...
Guess that link has it all wrong.
I've heard that selling clobbered silver in the UK is problematic. Since it involves extensively reworking the silver, the items cannot be sold...
I don't recall ever having anything I might consider a scale model, but I did have this wood carving of a Norwegian Stave Church (possibly Fantoff...
Happy they arrived safely.
It's a famous painting, so there are bound to be copies. It's possible that yours appeared in a movie, but for that to matter, you would need to...
It's a copy of a painting called the Rokeby Venus, the original by Velasquez. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rokeby_Venus
Ena Rottenberg "Model" 1937? https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ena-Rottenberg-Art-Deco-Glass-Sculpture-1937-Nude-Figure-Modell-/152940834468
Compare to a creamer here: http://www.patternglass.com/Store/Creamers/index.htm ACORN (Old) aka Chestnut Oak is a scarce pattern by the Crystal...
Looks like it might be a type of airbrushed stencil that was marketed as original watercolor. Check airbrushed prints/paintings with names like...
That cow would be called a bobble-head.
could be Italian: [ATTACH]
See this thread: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/beautiful-oil-on-board-by-robert-driscott-anyone-know-of-him.24407/ black lauan backs Brad's...
I know that slate grey back is a clarion call for something, but I can't remember what. Recent, I think, and high end factory. Hope I'm wrong.
Silver fox was sufficiently popular that it was farm raised for pelts. Can't say I've ever thought of furs as wearable taxidermy.
Could be Nicaraguan. I have a piece signed Jacobo Potosme that is the same shape, the same treatment, and looks to be about the same size:...
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