Once found in a charity resale shop what was the early 20th century Canadian equivalent of what now would be the pocket sized Physicians' Desk...
I keep pulling up the photo to look at him again. I think I'm in love. But hey, he's the original prince who rescues a damsel princess in...
One of the sources for info in this field is guidebooks for tourists to Rome that include where to go for what product or service. This one from...
Thank you, kyratango. He feels very alive to me. The best cameists took care over all the subtle curves of cheeks, necks, shoulders, etc.,...
Whenever I am finally able to identify the subject or the signature on one of my cameos after it has been eluding me, it is as exciting as making...
There's a similarity with the Minoan bees pendant.
:yuck: Hope you feel better very soon.
In my own research, sometimes I have to take myself in hand & remember that not everything is to be found on the Internet, it just feels like it....
Maybe Dunne was an aide of some sort rather then the ambassador or other principal representative. I looked into the possibility that the writing...
Lieutenant Colonel, I suspect.
Don't know anything about the pottery, but when the crotch is so carefully covered that way, you can bet it is a boy. :happy:
Quite modern, looks like porcelain to me rather than stone, although Ms. Fig is correct that it resembles modern dyed agate pieces that are...
Googling 'walking bear silver' gets me buckles & bracelets with this motif, one very similar to the one Huntingtreasure showed us. Most seem to...
Using water buffalo as an example of a big boned bovine. Just addressing Aquitaine's concern over whether she has an ivory issue here or not.
It is made of some kind of bone, not ivory of any type. Probably some large bovine, like water buffalo.
Interesting, since searching for 'belfast medusa note' turns up things like this. [ATTACH] Probably should alert the keepers of the Medusa...
Might be just the thing for Colt's peacock-parrot lamp base.
The numbers all look like dates to me: Christmas 1881; 10 January 1931. Inside the wreath is a monogram, I think. See the same possibilities AJ...
That would be good for a golf course. Pomegranate & poppy pod are my other thoughts. [ATTACH]
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