Oh, right, that one too. Couldn't be more legible.
Yes, Jivvy & I both see that as the most likely. We've batted around lier, tier, her, het. The style of the cameo is consistent with a French...
Thank you for showing & sharing. I found a whole page of Savage's walrus pieces when I was poking round yesterday. Perhaps it's not too...
It occurs to me that the only red US military uniforms I can think or find are on members of the bands.
Oh yeah. Total junkie, always jumping up to get a better look at the cameos. They got better after the first season about not using completely...
Think it's meant to be Pierrot. The ceramics people are going to want to see the bottom, how it is made.
Wouldn't mind if sheath dresses came back. It's a flattering look.
I was dithering over whether or not to buy it. Know the seller & might be able to get a slight discount. I let it go & ended up buying this one...
I meant only the number of them, not the arrangement. I wouldn't have the patience to roam the vast world of military uniforms to go looking for...
Thanks AF. Can I ask which people made the pieces you have that seem similar? Think I will start my own thread when I can get the bear...
I'm still not persuaded (trying to get you an antique here). Looks like there's an imperfection at that point. Not clear to me if the 'flick' is...
Thanks once again for sharing your expertise. I'm not so naive as to think it is never violated, but isn't there law or regulation about who is...
In 1976 the turquoise cabochons would all have been the same size & shape, the same uniform pale blue. These stone are characteristic of...
Definitely an anchor, so Birmingham is the right assay office. I still see the 1850-51 B.
Cheek looks much better. I think the painting is more or less contemporary with the gentleman. You mean the one in America? Funny, I look at...
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Which assay office is that chart for?
Motor transport emblem. See #7: https://antique-photos.com/en/unidatabase/ussr/773-1936-rkka-collar-branch-badges.html
Last name possibly Hoffe?
Glad to have your insights too. Apologies to Jeff again, an ethnographic question. How are you & Mark using the term 'Alaskan'; what are some...
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