I've read that it can be difficult just to get into the place - perpetual queues.
I did find one photo with multiple strikes of the name: [ATTACH] I did find COAs for George II/III and William IV all of which had crowns that...
Sure looks like laid paper, and that's to your advantage.
No offense (I think it's a beautiful piece) but I'm starting to wonder if those locks aren't fake. That Coat of arms just doesn't look real to...
Found this online: Artist Biography: Thomas Willson are recorded in the ‘Dictionary of English Furniture Makers 1660-1840’, published by the...
Here's a current listing on eBay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NURSING-A-POORLY-DUCKLING-Frederick-Morgan-Ltd-Ed-Print-We-ship-Worldwide-/121858562238...
I don't know what you mean by fake. It's a photolitho of a painting. A common enough thing. The siggy is the question, and it's very likely...
Any time I've seen this shape of ashtray, it has been Japanese.
What the label says and what's in the drum aren't necessarily one and the same thing. Are you convinced that it is desiccant?
There is something familiar about it. Possibly a detail of a larger work.
Doesn't look like Louis XIV to me. Maybe Louis XIII?
I still think Peking rather than Beijing (though not in connection with this teapot).
Did you get this on eBay? Or list it there? The thumbnail shows up half a dozen times in an image search - all eBay France - but the listing has...
I get the impression that this was published in a gardening magazine c1805 that was illustrated with hand colored copperplate engravings (at an...
Here’s a different plate on Abebooks. You can read what this seller has to say:...
I'm not finding anything definitive in terms of errata. Curses on competent printing! Yours fits the descriptive criteria, but its condition...
There must be data out there on tumbling media. If you can find a rated hardness for porcelain media and test yours against it, that might be the...
You could call the format "entre fenetre". It means "between windows" and refers to tall, narrow pictures that were displayed in awkward, narrow...
Looks like a pyrographic signature: [ATTACH] J. Bottone?
It's a nice piece, but I would guess that the 1920 is a mold number. Still, the Germany mark might indicate pre-WWII.
Separate names with a comma.
