The link to the coral I posted. https://www.amazon.com/xUmp-com-Polished-Fossil-Coral/dp/B01MRVBKVP Debora
I would think that was a student work. Debora
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Agree. Debora
Yes, I would think so too. Debora
Candy box art done with economy. Not trash exactly but... Debora
There are tons of these floating about. They're charming but I suspect not very old (although sellers often attribute them to the 19th century.)...
May we see the back? These are often little recent decorative imports. Debora
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Given that it was the shield of the U.S.A., either American or designed to appear so. Debora [ATTACH]
It's a pier mirror. Debora
A tad early for Art Nouveau I'd think. Debora
"His Most Gracious Majesty's Imperial Bodyguard-Soldiers of the British Army" dates it to post-1900. I assume the monarch is Edward VII...
The frame is gilded gesso. A wood (love the knot holes!) and foliate motif. Debora
Thank you for joining us, Carda. Debora
Have you opened up the back to see what you could find? Debora
You're referring to the composite pose used in Egyptian representation. Two different viewpoints: The head is seen in profile. The torso is seen...
Subject is abbey ruins. A popular Victorian transferware motif. Debora
Agree re cutout kit. One can see imprinted "Humpty" on right arm in back which confirms. Looks like someone used him for an ink blotter. Debora
Colorway very 1950s. Debora
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