Brian Willsher. https://www.invaluable.com/artist/willsher-brian-9g179ovely/sold-at-auction-prices/
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My parents did a lot of square dancing in the 1950s.
He lived to be how old? If the death year is correct, that would put him in the frame for this painting.
It's the rare artist who can get all 4 fingers + the thumb in the same view & not have it look like Mickey Mouse's gloves. One of the reasons the...
A lot like a photo studio portrait of my mother (who hated those big hair bows) when she was about 7, which would have been 1933. The chemise...
Could the one box say HW LTD ?
Bronwen is better at mythology than history. The form & decoration of these are so eclectic, I have to think the twosome are fantasy figures. I...
The man appears to be a Christian pilgrim (crucifix, knotted cord around waist, sandals, staff, overall poverty) who is having his world rocked by...
I'm good with emerald. Really does not look like glass. Pretty little piece you got yourself. :)
The 2 other types of inclusion common to emerald.
Just to put it out there, in this case bubble inclusions would not prove the cabochon is glass. The emerald without inclusions of some kind is a...
But don't they usually have beaks? Whether designer had Mark's winged lion in mind...?
Could be beryl, somewhere on the color spectrum between emerald & aquamarine.
Yes, it could.
William III, who has a truly aquiline nose, from the Tassie impressions: [ATTACH] Ring Guy's jaw doesn't seem strong enough to me for William,...
Nice ring. First third of the 19th century would be my best guess. Don't recognize the gent. The laurel wreath can indicate a hero,...
Think my grandmother had something like this. Vanity items with stoppers.
In the photos of the topside, material looks more like bone. But MOP a difficult camera subject.
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