My book yielded nothing more of use. Remembered I have a couple of little Wedgwood pieces myself, bought from an antique shop that was going out...
In the one Wedgwood book I have, a square box fundamentally like yours, in the collection of the author (Michael Herman), is dated c. 1930 &...
Hope the real porcelain people will come along. It's a puzzle, because the mark resembles Capodimonte: [IMG]
A new take on elevator music. Do you hear it in your head any time you take one?
'Harlequin' came to me, but doesn't seem to be useful as a search term.
I have a weakness for scenes with goats. Zeus & Amalthea may be the right identification, I don't have a better one, but the overall composition...
Then I don't understand this: I can never tell a long chiton from a peplos & probably would have used the latter term for this garment because...
I can't see detail in pix of sides well enough to really characterize them. Most of the time these scenes get the default label of 'Cupids'. On...
They are the same person: Odysseus is the Greek name; Ulysses is Roman. I'm not evaluating the iconographical accuracy of the depiction, just...
OK, working on it. Wedgwood designs can be copied from engraved gems, created by their own modelers in the neoclassical style of engraved gems,...
Not likely to be Chanel. [IMG]
The F is not a first initial; it is for the Latin fecit, meaning Andrieu made it. Agree with you that they are decorative reproductions, quite...
Less titillating but more artistically informative. AF just got in with what I was saying. May have had a base; may have been on a clock....
The quality of this lovely brooch is light years beyond the necklace you posted right before. In my experience, if the jeweller has bothered to...
All the cabochons look like glass to me & think it is Bohemian/Czech costume, not what it is based on. The flower brooch on the other hand...
'Amorite' & 'druzy' (drusy, druse) will find photos for you.
They are a natural mineral formation whose name is escaping me. Can only think of 'desert rose' at the moment, but similar sort of thing. See AJ...
If it does indeed have a musical connection, I like the folding stand hypothesis. And the knobbed rod might be a weight for those outdoor band...
I'm not Catholic, but I confess, why a Mormon grasshopper?
A warm welcome, Coral, to you & Max. We have many rescue kitties among us. (One is signaling his intention - was signaling, now completed - of...
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