Maybe this is what the Cocteau Orpheus is:...
You see that type of clasp on bracelets from India & from the Middle East, perhaps other places as well.
I happen to know kt already has amber in a bug, but maybe not araigne.
Ikebana?
Could you do any more to mis-describe it?
The little figure, if that's what it is, climbing up (to deliver another nail?) reminds me of the little koshari figures you see on storyteller...
That's how it hits me too, along with the too skinny tusks. Ick.
The black piece looks like jet. Fairly light in weight?
Hello! Want to say something about these two jewels? The maple leaf brooch has two small marks (photos didn't turn out well) three small crowns in...
Turkish meerschaum, I should think, for starters. And Roaring has it with Bacchus, or Silenos, one of his companions.
Amethyst is not a particularly expensive stone. I see no reason stones in earrings can't be what they look like. Are the pearls glass?
Hmm....
Think these may be the posted pair. @sunday silence Does the hole in the bottom of the Ariadne piece go all the way through, as for drainage or...
You didn't ask, so maybe you already know, but one scene is Orpheus playing* his lyre to get around Cerberus so he can rescue Eurydice from the...
You might research using the term kylix for the bowl.
Figure on fragment looks like the goddess Artemis/Diana. [ATTACH] I would look to Greek red & black pottery for the footed, handled bowl.
All I can toss in is that Italian doesn't really use the letter J, so even if Italian glass, name that goes with signature probably more like John...
So maybe the debut of some bigger, better gun?
I think that the fact there is no sale price may mean the lot was passed.
What did they do there? Anything to do with artillery?
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