Same pattern used for the 1981 marriage of the Prince and Princess of Wales too. Why don't you ask the retailer? They're still in business....
Looks like part of a garniture. This not the right era but ewer proportions similar. Debora [ATTACH]
Ouch! A pun! As Charles Lamb wrote... A pistol let off in the ear. Debora
Hi, Dee, and welcome! Direction for posting photographs helpfully provided above. Please be sure and include photographs of both front and back...
So wouldn't paperwork from 1908 identify (many if not all of) these works? And wouldn't a 1978 appraisal dossier do the same? Debora
HECHO EN MEXICO frame = warning sign that decorative painting ahead. Debora
"That scripted label has no record past 1860..." I have no idea what that means. Debora
I'm not even going to ask how you arrived at a 10-year window. Debora
The work was acquired by the Brussels museum in 1815. I would think that your earliest date. And to my eye, quite a bit later. Debora
Look like something for a headstone. Debora
I'd call it a "coaching scene" too. Debora
Sorry, I know nothing about such things. I was dating by the label and its font. Debora
I'd think 1970s a very good guess re date. Debora
It wasn't uncommon before the advent of mass tourism for copyist to paint in museums, in front of the works they were recreating. They produced a...
Howdy, Simon! Debora
Quick internet search points towards 1950s-1970s. Debora
More interesting than what it displays. Debora
I'm pleased to be able to identify this one for you. It's a copy of Maurice-Quentin de La Tour's 'Portrait of the Marquise de Pompadour.' Here...
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