Isn't he cunning! But... Why Spain? Why México? I'd think somewhere like Japan more likely. Like this Okimono one. Debora [ATTACH]
Just want to add... Quite elaborate construction. Don't think done by a home sewer. Seamstress perhaps. Debora
It doesn't have a defined waist line so I would consider it a sheath evening dress. Popular silhouette in the 1950s and into the 1960s. Forgive...
Oh! Oh! Oh! Purdy! Debora
As above. eBay completed listings an good source for directional value....
Fascinating. I didn't realize the Spanish had so many presidios around the world. Including Canada! Debora
A slight resemblance to Chagall. Debora
Try Joe Lamanno. Debora
Robert, fyi, we also like to see the back of art work as well as the front. Debora
Sandro Ferrari comes up as possible painter of first one. But I continue to believe all of these are decorative and very likely multiples....
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Unusual motifs. 1920s I'd think. And machine-made as above. Debora
At first glance, they appear to be decorative. Are any of them signed? Debora
So we believe this to be a true work? I can't find a signature; can you? Debora
Here you go: https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1988-05-02-me-1303-story.html Debora
Those look like Mexican decorative paintings. And Van Gores signatures are all over the place. Here's one... Clearly a Laguna Beach souvenir....
A few years ago, these types of pieces were very chic. Think the decorating market has moved on a bit but think yours still very desirable. Debora
1st Dibs example is a very helpful one but do know... The site is infamous for inflated offering prices. Debora
And I got beat as I was writing this: That leaf effect is typically described as "starburst" or "sunburst." Debora
Plafonnier isn't a word widely used in English. Hard to see what it is from one photograph but it appears to be a wall sconce. Debora
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