Cameo profiles with a pointy chin and/or nose that could have been remedied by removing just a smidge more shell & necks that originate closer to...
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On this page http://www.beazley.ox.ac.uk/gems/tassie/default.htm you are given several ways to search. Usually you take your best shot at the...
'[T]hen for a season in his teens he studied cartooning at the Cleveland art institute.' And 'had shows in Chicago and New York City.' Appears...
Between frames made for piano keys, picture frames made from piano keys & framed pictures of piano keys, I'm dizzy & need to lie down now.
LOL - Holly's post did not appear for me until page refreshed when I hit post for mine. But now you know it must be true, since we both say so....
Okimono.
Another time these came up: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/french-miniature-or-fake.35223/
I suspect it is a subcategory in this list: Pianoforte Back Maker Pianoforte Finisher Pianoforte French Polisher Pianoforte Key Maker Pianoforte...
If rotating it doesn't either tighten & hold it down or release it, a screw top basket, no idea. Pie carrier?
She's meant to be a bacchante dancing while thumping a tympanon, but I see her as running along a beach at sunset.
I haven't kept track, this is just an impression, but I see these with some regularity because people sometimes use the word 'cameo' to describe...
Looking at the photo again, see that is the only one; item next to it is a little compact or purse held on a finger. I was only noticing hinges. :)
Oh, boy. Open flame in a coal mine? Not a good mix. I was imagining more the oil version of those little candle holders people take up the...
Post bath, see she forgot to wash under her arms. :( [ATTACH] [ATTACH] I was annoyed when it seemed that none of my photos of the back were in...
Could be from the same litter:...
Original artist is Wilhelm August Rieder. What she said. :)
I was wondering whether the first one was like this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rough_breathing indicating an H sound before the next letter....
Debora nails it again: https://www.wqxr.org/story/world-franz-schubert-part-1/
A decorative item with faux ivory, probably Celluloid type of stuff. Although it may actually be painted & signed, it will be a copy of...
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