Here's a link that gives you some stuff to look for including that time period: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_world_map_changes
Your globe show Nicholas II Land in the arctic. It's an island archipelago not named until 1913 and renamed Severnaya Zemlya in 1926. So that...
Lladro and Nao (Lladro's training line) pieces are usually plainly marked. I doubt this is either. Sadly, for this type of figurine, if it isn't...
Because of the bands of color on the backs, I would guess that both are machine woven tapestry. They might be covers for wooden boxes or chests -...
Are they printed? Woven? Embroidered?
Looks green in the photo. What color shows through if you hold it up to a light?
A vigorous discussion, at any rate.
While that is true in many cases, it doesn't answer the question of how you get a specific pattern to appear in free-blown glass. Mold blowing...
For all its rugged appearance, I'm not sure that scavo is the word to use. Perhaps you should try this on that Scandinavian site, especially if...
good find.
If you Google Images "paint by number Geisha" you won't see this, but the results are certainly colorful.
I'm aware of the Paint by Number Museum and used that phrase in an image search, but still didn't find this picture. Good find from you. Not...
I think PBN. There are a couple of sites online that are showing it as a PBN stock image.
I'm guessing not worth much, but might have some curiosity value. It's my understanding that violin makers work from templates to cut shapes, and...
I'll swap you the stuff in your shed for the stuff on my shelves?
That's a good photo for a snap. Any idea who took it? Can't say I've read much by either, but Sacheverell did do the mini commentaries on the...
With that decoration and forced crazing I'm inclined to agree with Johnny.
Looks possible to me. It's nicely done. I don't know about that crescent above the "L"s. Sevres is certainly one of the most copied marks....
I'm having trouble seeing the mark as Chinese, nor am I getting a particularly Chinese vibe from the decoration. Could be European? (Just a...
I know I've seen and researched this pattern before, but of course now I can't find any info. I do remember that it is one of those patterns...
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