Game table?
So do I. The question then becomes whether yours & Seidenberg's are copies of the same sculpture made by 2 different Parian ware makers or 2...
I see sunny glade. Very Times crossword puzzle type clues.
Same dimple in the chin.
If you copied this out correctly, R&L made a bust of 'my' Thomas More, the one who fell out with Henry VIII, not 'your' Tom Moore, the Irish poet...
With this virus, I wouldn't be so sure! Seems like we learn something new about what it can do every other day.
There's a lot of Covid strikes back, relapsing seems a very typical course. Hope the road is straight ahead now. :kiss: (with a mask on)
OK. Always learning. They are not native to North America, I should have said.
Looks like red deer stags grow antlers [scooped by Holly] similar to this, but do not live in North America.
I was thinking elk. But a little Googling & think I'm wrong. Strange mount.
Sounds too grueling for someone recovering from this pernicious bug. Hope at least you got immunity out of it, even if not lifelong. @Any...
Think maker's mark was on the underside of the socle. However: All the busts made by R & L I could find are sitting on great blocky slabs....
This one is really making Internet search a chore. But I do applaud him.
Hey, bluumz, Good to 'see' you. How are you feeling?
It's not this Thomas More, author of Utopia: [IMG]
Christmas Pantomime was my thought.
Both are same guy; neither is Thomas More. Surprised Seidenberg does not attribute a maker.
This sort of thing was marketed as jewellery for men in the later 60s. Some men even wore it.
Green is peridot or olivine. Other looks like smoky quartz.
Looking at cigar band rings, [IMG] Cartier Vintage Enameled Gold Cigar Band Ring If you bought one of these in the past, wonder how you feel...
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