"B" has a bit of horn coral at the top, and a small piece of crinoid stem. "D" also has a bit of coral, though I don't know what type.
Search T L Trevost. I haven't followed it, but there might be something there.
It's pinned in the art category, but it deals with studio intaglio prints... not the mass market processes and not relief prints.
It's the coat of arms of Harderwijk.
So far: AJefferson gregsglass jakes vintage Barn Owl KingofThings yourturntoloveit Bookahtoo Ihaveolditems Bronwen are in the hat. I've been...
Since Tom Hanks has said he collects typewriters, there will probably be at least a short resurgence in prices. Nothing like a celebrity...
Current spelling seems to be Harderwijk. I think the lion is the coat of arms. Likely a tobacco box. Could be 19th C. Certainly looks...
It looks to me to be based on a 19th C illustration from some fashion magazine.
Usually called wood engravings (a type of relief print). I don't know how accurate that is. These types of pictures might have been photographed...
Just as long as it doesn't look like this: [IMG]
The Royal Ontario Museum has one of the best collections of Chinese textiles in the world. Maybe you could run your photos by them?
I don't know anything about this stuff, but that design appears very symmetrical. If you compare a couple instances of the small details that...
It very well could be. That was my guess, but it lacks clear definition.
Genuine fossils - 100s of millions of years in the making. Mostly Brachiopods (not sure what the thing at the top is). Collected them myself...
I was wondering why someone would want to make chicken heads... and how.
That spout is simply unfortunate.
There's a chance the collection might include "lost" pictures. You'd have to check them one by one to see. If there are any, they might be of...
Fred Press or Georges Briard are names to look at. There were undoubtedly many others.
Foucar's cafe... that thing in front of the cash register... I'll bet it's a cigar lighter. Look up saloon gas cigar lighters. There was some...
Here's an old image from Etsy [ATTACH] Described as Chinese carved wood, but I doubt the seller really knew. Point is: apparently they've been...
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