There are very few in the muted tones, that I could find. [IMG] The Prop Room: Tapestry, description: #1719 - 'Arabian nights' tapestry...
Measurements...?
Gorgeous! That took dedication and perseverance! Kudos to you!
Could you get some close-ups with sharp focus of the decoration on the table top? Is it carved and painted? Or is it applied enamel? The birds...
You can find scads of these if you search "Arabian Kidnap" or "Arabian Nights" with other keywords like 'tapestry', 'rug', 'wall', 'wall hanging'...
Yes, you certainly did.:happy:
Well, you could probably do that, but not everyone can say that.:joyful:
The base is so ornate and artsy with the sinuous animal legs and paw feet. The top is so industrial and utilitarian. It's a strange combination....
I see the Mical too, but I see a Z conjoined with the M. ZMical
[IMG] All I can think of is Morris Chair. Are the arm rests as thick and slab-like as they look in the picture? They look like a fence post cut...
It looks like it might be a marriage. Base from this lamp: [IMG] [IMG] vintage airplane lamp The rest from this lamp: [IMG] [IMG] Pan Am...
Well, after much futzing around, I finally found the pattern name is HOLLYHOCK. It seems so obvious now.:rolleyes::joyful:
Hi Kardi, A quick search for slag glass cruet brings up quite a few hits calling this made by Imperial Glass. Here is one example with some info.
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I can find half a dozen or so, same shape and code number. But, they are all white glaze with floral decoration and gold embellishments. Here is...
52cm is approx. 20.5 inches. That's huge!:jawdrop: Yes, please post a picture of the bottom.;)
@GaleriaGila - It's a combination pendant-brooch, Mexican sterling and enamel, signed Castelan. I flipped the pic for the avatar. It actually...
I scanned that in 2008. Always meant to send that to Leno. Isn't it bizarre how that looks like him? Every once in a while I search for Theodore...
[IMG] Ludovica Tournabuoni in Domenico Ghirlandaio's Birth of the Virgin from the 1480s [IMG] Ludovica Tornabuoni, by Domenico Ghirlandaio...
From the pics, this looks ruby 'flashed', not 'stained'.
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