Google is celebrating today as the 100th anniversary of the hole punch.
I knew a guy who bought a painting at a church rummage sale. This was a knowledgeable guy. It was an Orientalist painting and he bought it for...
It's my understanding that Giclees are inkjet prints. It's going to be very difficult to tell, especially if the painting technique is...
I'm guessing the price of yours will be comparable to those others. The prices of those seemed steep to me, but maybe not. The French adopted...
Waiting for OP to come back, but I'd guess its a ceramic bowl with applied metal rim (capping the edge) and what looks like a band of metal...
Looks like damage to me. Looks like someone was using it for a hammer.
Need a clearer shot of the mark. This has been the TAG mark since 2015: [ATTACH] Notice how the G overlaps the A. I'm not seeing that on yours.
So far as the pictures of the encapsulated medallion are concerned, I find the nickel to be of greater interest. Last year (and I think I'll...
A side view should clarify how the last picture relates - I imagine it shows to the edge of the curve. I think this is old - probably 1870s or...
Might save this image just for an example of how these various languages appear.
45s were introduced in '49. Since that is made of wood, I would agree with Komo that's it probably earlier - 1950s. (but that's just a guess)
Here's an altered shot of the siggy: [ATTACH] This is an etching, a type pf intaglio print, not a drawing. It's nice. This stuff is from the...
The blanket (or whatever she's holding) is worked with a more humble landscape, so maybe it's a where-she's-from/where-she's-going sort of thing....
I'd say modern and Chinese. I don't believe the mark - doesn't look convincingly period.
There was lots of baseball around Bethlehem. Bethlehem Steel had its own league. I found a reference to a 20 inning amateur game between the...
Can you imagine the J Paul Getty Trust needing money? I remember when it started the concern was that they had so much money they'd knock the...
I suspect the mark is in Rontgen. An armored arm against a shield?
I can see the Maxfield Parrish comparison, and imagine it's from much the same period.
Given the condition and the date, I would expect the value to be minimal.
I think it's a father with 2 sons. Note how he has one hand on the leg of the child he carries, and his other hand rests on the head of the other....
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