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Don't think the upholstery is original but not incongruous. Debora
From what I can see... Seraglio scene. Western. 1920s. May be an illustration and the work of a trained amateur. Debora
Is there something you don't want us to see? Debora
It appears to be a painting, rather than a drawing. May we see the rest of it? Front and back including frame? No signature or any other marks?...
May we see your bracelet? And if no one here can answer your query, you can always ask the brand. https://chimento.us/customer-service-contact...
It's not Old English. That was gone by the 13th century, long before the printing press. Debora
Yeah, all the rage in the late 1960s/early 1970s. Most came from Italy and were ceramic. Debora
Catalog company. That makes sense. Like Ross & Simons. Debora
This has a very similar bug....
This tray on eBay France is attributed to him. Same mark....
So watch is newish. While I agree that women's watches don't have a great resale market, do think yours might be the exception what with cats....
Apologies! Here you go: https://www.geni.com/people/Géza-Vas/6000000053590886108 Debora
It does look like a box lid. Perhaps it started life like this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chancay_culture...
Kindly?! Debora
May we see the watch please? Debra
Suspect it's meant to be one of the Spanish colonies, like Peru. Does appear to be a souvenir painting. Would/could you post a photograph of the...
Agh! Then why didn't they call it "thick?" Debora
Dunno. Perhaps produced in small quantities. Perhaps as ephemera not many were preserved. Debora
It's very likely that synthetic thread hadn't been invented when your bracelet was created. I'd assume it's a Victorian human hair bracelet....
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