They make frame & send it to you. Not sure they do matting. You don't send artwork to them.
Some years ago now, a friend gave me a piece of her own artwork as a birthday gift. Felt obliged to get it framed. It is not big, maybe 12" x...
The first one here looks like a 1950s production. Second one appears to have a full name, but darned if I can read it. [ATTACH]
@bluumz and anyone else interested. This looks very much like another ivory cameo, different hand, from the same source as your Isabella & my...
As her required submission of a self portrait upon her admission to the Accademia di San Luca, Kauffmann portrayed herself as the Allegory of...
I rather doubt your piece is from Asia, but according to: https://www.gold.org/about-gold/about-gold-jewellery The following are the common...
Hinge design & slightly over-long pin suggest turn of 20th century.
Could also be 833. Didn't we just have that somewhere?
The green beads in the 4th pic look like green aventurine quartz. The aqua ones in the 6th pic have a Neiger feel to them.
Auction houses that make their auctions available through platforms like Invaluable or the-saleroom vary in how accommodating they are to on line...
That's me, checking my bespoke winter coat, wearing bling no one believes came off eBay. (Not this latest; it's from an auction house.)
I don't see Arabic characters here, which also rules out Farsi. The handle looks inspired by bamboo, so I would look to that part of the world.
Krishna is sometimes depicted as a child. The fruiting tree she is holding on to must also have significance.
You know us New Yorkers: we're just wearing black until something darker comes along.
I'm good with black jeans & black turtleneck from L.L. Bean & great jewels. I do have some snazzy jackets & vests from crafts shows to dress up a...
I was thinking the exact same thing. :cat::cat:
I fully intend to give them an outing from time to time. Need to upgrade my life to have events to go to that really merit them.
I like your thinking. ;)
A paramecium about to undergo binary fission?
They will join a couple of their sisters. Third Hour of the Day, by Luigi Rosi: [ATTACH] And, appropriately, a watch pin with the Fourth Hour...
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