There's writing visible on the right in the 3rd photo.
Oh dear. It's an exceptional case where I don't remove the backing. I'm not looking for money; my concern is the condition of the picture. I...
This was drawn with brown conté. [ATTACH] It comes in square sticks, in any number of colors, and is sort of in between charcoal and pastel.
Might be the church at Auvers-sur-Oise, which was painted by van Gogh and, therefore, something of a draw. The medium might be conté.
I think it is remarkable to have a photo like fig's with that amount of info inscribed on the back. It does read like a resume and I wonder if he...
Not like this (gleaned from online and old, old, old): Judy Wallman, a professional genealogy researcher in southern California , was doing some...
Why do you say it's American?
They also made miniature whiskey bottles for Beneagles (at least) Otter [ATTACH] Eagle [ATTACH] Haggis [ATTACH]
Here are some of the animals I've had: Kitten 3" tall (different color combinations) [ATTACH] Mouse 2 5/8" tall [ATTACH] Bullfinch 2 1/2"...
Being hand colored, there will be a lot of variation from one piece to the next, maybe even entirely different palettes. I would not have pegged...
Unless you can identify the artist, I doubt you will ever identify the location, and even then... artists move around. It looks like a quick...
Santa Baby?
Is yours pen and ink, or an etching? Do you have a photo?
Given what looks like a dent in the face, I would guess it is brass, which is considerably softer then steel.
I wouldn't have thought this was a modern painting. From the style, I would have guessed late 19th or early 20thC, and looking at his other work...
There was a pair on Etsy ID'd as Royal Haeger, but no reason why.
I sent vintage postcards instead of new this Christmas, and it seems to have been a successful gambit. I probably could have bought a dozen brand...
Yes, it does look like Doulton Lambeth: [ATTACH] It also looks like the vase was modeled after an elephant's foot.
Here's a link that shows the baroque pearl figures in the Green Vault (Grünes Gewölbe), Dresden....
Those legs look like they were adapted from the handles used to remove burner plates from old wood-burning stoves.
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