What does the decoration on the side of the column look like? It has a slightly India look to me. I thought there might be Raj connection.
It looks to me like Weudiou, but that's no name I've ever heard. Apparently the street is Rue Norvins.
The scene is Montmartre in Paris. The white domes in the background are the church of Sacre Coeur. The La Boheme cabaret still exists. Just...
I particularly like the one that's upside down in the first photo. That's some nice.
These look quite convincingly like drypoint intaglio prints, but they aren’t; they are reproductions. I might have seen that had I spent more...
I think you will need an "in person" evaluation. It looks convincing, but looks can be faked. It might have been produced much more recently...
Nobody's mentioning the price. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-07-24/forget-shorts-jeans-made-with-jade-help-chinese-beat-the-heat
Rontgen shows the mark (#138) as Julius Dressler. Porcelain Marks & More may have additional info.
The Chelsea mark was usually very small and on the underside near the rim. I don't think this is Chelsea. It's an attractive figurine, but I...
The silver covering is called a riza. The 950 may be indicative of silver purity - higher than sterling. There's another mark and smaller...
@say_it_slowly
Found this on Harold Taylor: http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/47266-harold-a-taylor-signed-photograph-ear This is from askArt: Biography...
I was just trying any word combination that came to mind.
It's true that the Egyptian stuff is light-weight.
Can you get a clear picture of the bottom.
I think they are in a boat, the sides draped with cloth. I can't find a darn thing online, but there is a precedent for women (or geishas) in a...
It looks like modern Egyptian stuff to me.
I thought it was a curtain. Can you show the other end of it?
I think it was Nostradamus who said that if you rise in the morning and find that rats have been gnawing at your clothing in the night, you should...
That's the kind of info that can make a difference.
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