It does appear to be a glove holder and older than the scarves in view. Do let us know if your niece needs help identifying age and value (beyond...
Too funny! I was just going to write "exhuberant fabric." Suits 'em too. Debora
Looks contemporary to the doll to my eye. Debora
Typically, these little souvenir works don't have a great deal of value. And, although the scene of this one is 1920s, I suspect the execution is...
Hard to read. Does it say "Oporto"? The city in Portugal? Debora
Fascinating, just fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge about this decorative tradition with us. Debora
I have always thought that these were decorative paintings. Debora
Artists name: Carlos Casares and Place: Uruguay. (Can't read what comes after.) I'd think a fairly recent souvenir. Debora
Hey, Jax! Just a friendly heads-up that you'll want to post your photographs Full Image (rather than Thumbnail) so they're easier for everyone to...
Howdy, Michelle! You're very welcome here. Debora
It does, doesn't it? Those proportions... Debora
The V&As. Not quite the same and a bit earlier, I'd think. Debora [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Bottom of a lipstick case? Debora
Looks South American to my eye. Debora
Yes, that's what it looks like to my eye too. Debora
Used to steady, I'd think. An unhappy-making thing to break. Debora
Agree. Both a pretty little "flourish" and a practical one. Debora
Wonder if that's not a reproduction of a newspaper illustration or cigarette card. Agree re initials. Debora
I would think souvenir of Hawaii given respective volumes of tourism. Debora
No credit to me. I just reposted the photograph in the above link. And "the same" perhaps but the vase is clearly much older. I suggest...
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