The length is 1970s. Or 1920s. Debora
We've had a work by Boufferie on this forum before. I believe these are 1950s decorative paintings. They're typically called Parisian street...
They look immobile and posed, even the donkey. And do you see how many are observing their observer, the artist? That's unusual. Debora
And another. https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/94517815_a-rare-19c-ottoman-turkish-bronze-plaque-bearing-the Debora [ATTACH]
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And it's embossed, right? Debora
Do keep in mind that an auction is likely to bring you more than a retailer. Debora
Shouldn't it be oriented this way so the lyre is upright? Debora [ATTACH]
No clasp? Debora
Someone may be able to identify the village depicted in the scene. Debora
It's not the finest embroidery. I wouldn't think old, old (1920s perhaps?) and done in the manner of a rank badge. Let's see what others think....
The piano dealership opened in 1883 and per this was engaged in framing by the early 20th century. Debora [ATTACH]
Don't think you could call it "Orientalist" because it depicts the real thing, not a romanticized idea of "the Orient." A nice little...
Oh, tiny then. And, on second look, it does appear older than the frame. Debora
It appears to be Chinese rank badge. Given shared gray fabric backing, obviously framed for the same home as your other item. Debora
What is the (approximate) size of the coat of arms? Debora
So post-1963 for the framing. Debora
Does look like WILMOT. Debora
Could/would you post a photograph of the back? Debora
It could be a souvenir from Sulgrave Manor but looks more like a 1960s decorative item to me. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sulgrave_Manor Debora
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