Look a bit newer to my eye but... Those chips were a very '70s thing. Debora
Defour. Not Dejour. Of, course, clever you. Not the same signature as this work by Evelyn though. Debora [ATTACH]
I do. And very becomingly framed. Debora
If no one can identify that particular NORITAKE pattern here, you can search for it on replacements.com...
Handsome. Debora
Artist appears to be Dujour. Could be Canadian. Debora
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Anything on the back? Debora
Seller mistaken. Certainly not wood. And don't think a true paper mache but described as such. More of a composite material. Lots of colorful...
Yes, please. Label design extremely helpful in dating. Debora
Ah, Japan. That makes sense. And why material important. (Thought it was wood hence Sweden.) That colorway olive green + baby blue hugely...
Looks mid-20th century Victorian Revival. How nice it has original shade. You can always replace missing hurricane shade. Debora
Assume they're 1960s candlesticks from Sweden. But measurements + materials + markings would be helpful. Along with you sharing anything you know...
It did look like Gracé to my eye. Debora
Love the Mondrian-ish background. Debora [ATTACH]
Grace? I thought it was the portrait of a young boy. Perhaps it's a girl? Debora
I read the surname as "Masi." Italian. Debora
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