How big are they? And are they single sheets or color prints attached to a paper backing?
Glass like that blue is a called streaky glass. I make no apology for use of the word. So far as the piece with the beveled bits is concerned:...
Welcome. Remember, if you want to sell things here, to post them in the Sell section. I don't know if anyone has had any success there, it's not...
Can't comment on value, but this might be much newer than you think. Patterns like this were readily available in the 1970s and '80s. I'm not...
That's remarkable. I wouldn't have thought it. Three bidders, one a real nibbler.
It looks like a Japan figurine to me.
Good find on the portrait and interesting research. (Sorry, but the Jackson thing just drove everything else out of my head.)
I can't get over that Jackson image... and it's not because of the art. I wonder who Jackson thought was sufficiently exalted to anoint him. He...
Yeah, but we're not talking modern times. I'd say common to Islamic countries back in the times depicted.
I'm just not paying enough attention, am I. Apparently the key indicates Geneva.
The sword looks Persian to me, or possibly even Indian. I don't think it's Christian as they would have preferred a cruciform hilt and straight...
I think there is a maker's mark. [ATTACH] It looks to me like a key with the initials P and M to either side.
It's a nice design and, no doubt, very well made, but it is a museum replica.
Beuller? Beuller? Beuller?
Might have something to do with the Hajj. Persian seems likely to me.
The central image shows a king and a pilgrim. That's all I've got. Nice tray.
Well it's wonderful for its associations, but there's not much left in terms of a jewelry, is there. Ooooh! I've got one of them: [ATTACH]
A lot of the lines in the clouds are very similar. It might be the difference in how the color was applied, toning in the paper, maybe the plate...
sniped by davey.
You could contact Gillmark Gallery. They had a copy at one time. Don't know if they still do....
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