The hollyhocks can be used to date it to too. Their peak popularity in the U.S. was the 1910s-1930s. Debora
I'd look to Asia. Debora
Gonna be pre-1959 because of "The Texas Company" over the station's door. In 1959, the Texas Company changed its corporate name to Texaco, Inc....
Did you see there's a Mitchel Field Facebook page? https://www.facebook.com/groups/148685605832448/ Debora
Not very helpful but... Texaco logo in use from 1936-1966. Debora [ATTACH]
I'd look to Haiti. Debora
Too interesting. Thank you for sharing. Debora
Clever, clever you! Lady Alastair Graham. Debora
I went through the catalogue raisonée and didn't see her. You might want to alert the Archive Trust. It may be one of the missing paintings they...
Yes, society portrait painter like Boldini. I see the 1920 but looks a little late for that year. Debora
Kelly, please post a photograph of the object it's on. (A ceramic pot?) Debora
Key word = medallion back. Very pleasing lines. Fingers crossed it's period. Debora
Oh, no. She's lovely but she's not a perfect beauty. Debora
Vicars Brothers. Debora
Poor thing. Beauty marred by overbite and weak chin. Still early Victorian. Wonder if background typical of Romantic era. Debora
The Tate had an exhibition on Windrush art not too long ago. The curator was David A Bailey....
The scarf is sheer nylon with a flocked pattern. The type of thing one would buy at a dime store. Here's something similar from the 1950s....
Perhaps fanciful on my part but... Based on the spacing of the buttons, that looks, to my eye, like a late 1950s maternity swing jacket....
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