It might be a print of a painting on display at the hotel.
Probably not off anything - just a souvenir from the hotel. Is it a print or a painting?
I think you've shown the winterscape before. Possibly the autumn scene as well. Both artists with a following within their own locale, but...
Now that I see those notes, It's all so obvious! :wacky:
Here's an article on how to identify antique brass candlesticks: http://www.ehow.com/how_6241047_identify-antique-brass-candleholder.html There...
That would be my guess.
I think the only reason I bought this was to see if anyone can read what's on the bottom. 9" tall. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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Entrance to Montreuil Frank Brangwyn nice print
Jonathan Adler site says it's bisque porcelain. I have this KPM bisque porcelain vase. Picks up dirt and marks like crazy. I scrubbed this with...
For a porcelain vase, a careful hand wash should not be a problem. Porcelain is not very porous. You might try a pencil eraser if the marks persist.
Could be. Somehow that sounds more like a name than Cabveva. There are some vaguely similar Cabrera watercolors on Pinterest that show Puerto...
No, it's a real siggy. Thanks for looking. :)
You'll have to show them once they arrive. Oops! Didn't wait for the attachment.
By National Glass. Pattern called "National" or "S Repeat". At least that's what I've found online. The originals circa 1890. No clue about...
Tourist art watercolor, 13" by 10". I was going to start a separate thread, but why bother? [ATTACH] [ATTACH] The siggy looks to me like...
Nicely done. Apart from dusting, I wouldn't do anything to it.
That bird's expression reminded me of this cartoon: [ATTACH]
What about that star fracture on the bottom? I've found those to be deadly to value.
It's the top secret prototype of the stealth duck.
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