Confucius?
Doesn't look in the least like G. Washington. There is always the possibility that this man is not someone whose name went down in the history of...
Unless she was scaring you off so she could move in herself.
I have seen this article before. It is so riddled with inaccuracies, I don't even want to start. Taking up the guidance on dating, I call it...
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These are something very specific. Wish I remembered better: something to do with French (Breton?) fishmongers, I think. Poissarde earrings.
Treebeard as a sapling, playing pirate?
The pendant makes a great snowflake. I'm going to leave dating to others, except to say I think the smaller star is the oldest.
Have not seen another quite like the choker necklace with the flowers. Does the pendant belong to the necklace or are you trying to marry them?...
There's a Joan of Arc feeling to it.
A couple of hoplites fighting, for starters.
This is the one Hour I do not have. Keep looking for one I like with a price I also like. This is not her either. Sigh. See they also have a...
Too funny! For everyone else, the figure is the Fifth Hour of the Day, from the series known as Raphael's Hours of the Day & of the Night. Is...
Doesn't it say 1966 underneath the signature? (As Debora points out.)
In plique a jour light can come through the enamel. The word you want is cloisonne.
Someone will come along with more technical knowledge, but this used to be common. Smaller pages were made by folding large sheets of paper; the...
Not just cloth, embroidered. Johnny is probably right that someone practicing her needlework made them from a kit & proudly framed them. The...
What is the monogram on her pendant? AB/BA? Reminds me a bit of renditions of the Dying Cleopatra I have seen.
@komokwa @Taupou Give them time to respond. Our members are in many different time zones. In my entirely inexpert opinion, really lovely basket...
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