Isn't she a charmer! Take a look at some of the pastels by Maurice Quentin de la Tour:
The print would look something like this: [ATTACH]
I see a walrus and above it a caribou, across from it a goose. I think the thing on the bottom is more likely a fox than a wolf. Under the goose...
If the black is ink, which it looks like it might be, this could be a soapstone plate used to make relief prints (spoon prints). Not what I would...
Wonderful lion! Easy to look up the registration details. Interpretation of the mark can be found online. It will tell you when the pattern was...
Lion? [ATTACH] Horse (and rider)? [ATTACH] Wouldn't it be wonderful if this was Samanid, or even Sasanian, pottery? I'd be green with envy.
I think there's a lion there of Persian or Assyrian type. (Maybe a horse as well?) [ATTACH] It's not inconceivable that this is a reconstructed...
If this is a valuable table and intended for resale, shortening the top might be the wrong decision. Whatever you do, the condition won't be...
A nice straight on side view that really shows the overall shape of the pot would be good, and hopefully one that gives a sense of the patterning...
Could you just shorten the top?
Unless there's something unusual about the handle, I doubt there's much chance.
From the lamp arrangement. I'd guess '20s or '30s, but that's just a guess. Looks like a Chinsese vase or maybe ginger jar that has been...
Too bad they're apparently not going back to St Denis. Nice eye candy in that link.
I couldn't think of it for the longest time either.
Maybe "composite" rather than "collage".
WAG: 1950s? 'early '60s? I had aunts I can imagine wearing this. I don't think you went wrong for $1.
Late baroque, I'd say
I like the guy in red. What does the inscription say? I would guess that's original. Probably Pierrot (as Deborah said) but not the traditional...
A head statue would usually be called a bust, if fully dimensional. I think yours might be more of a wall plaque. I had this (also made of...
I agree with Af. You might be pleasantly surprised.
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