The German word for enamel is emaille. Metal pieces can warp when they are enameled. No idea if that's the case here. The counter enameling,...
Looks like a mark, but needs a clearer photo. The vase looks very heavy.
@cxgirl The bottom of the Mr. Peanut glass looks thick to me. I think that tumblers from pre-1960s usually had thin bottoms. That may be a hasty...
Why do you call that a baroque pearl? Looks fairly spherical to me. Just asking.
Size? Is it large enough to be a belt buckle?
Maybe a photo holder? A type of locket? Does it slide all the way out?
Here's an enlarged section of the dot matrix: [ATTACH] Here's a comparison of offset lithography and digital press, good because it clearly...
What af says is true enough. The one with the mother and child (?) might be Victorian. I say that because of the length of the pin and the...
I guess that must be what it is, though I'm not 100% convinced. The description from that site does say, "Four color prints with an AM screen...
Just a bit off-topic, I did have this etching signed J Haller, but the initials etched in the plate are ELF for Edward Lloyd Field. The plate was...
It ought to be the artist who determines the appearance of their print. I've heard of printer's proofs involving text and/or photo reproductions,...
Are buttons like these collectible? Are they still worn? Where do uniform suppliers for government issue uniforms get their buttons? Maybe...
Can't help, but the guy in that link is "c. 1565 – buried October 6, 1634".
Wet stone lithographs are prints taken off the surface of the stone, so no plate impression. A drawing is made on polished, fine-grain limestone...
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