I don't think that the name matters here. Back then some fine art was still affordable. Sears sold Chagall.
what do you think it was used for?
It did travelled here. I got it from a consignment store. They had some old man things that he brought from his trips all over. I found another...
By the way, am I reading the name right, Frederick? Also, anyone familiar with the Cohen store? Looks like they carried some nice art.
Is he a rabbi? Orthodox Jewish? Thanks [IMG] [IMG]
Do you think it is Chinese? About 7" long. No marks found and I am not planning to clean it at all. Could it be solid silver? 19th century? Thanks...
Thanks for the suggestion. Looks a bit like Oreffors. Could it be with Scandinavian origin? https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/2004590
Not really, I like all the colors.
Is not caneware more dark. This is very withish.
Any suggestions on origin and maker? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I guess I will take it out because I can't tell what kind of print that it with the glass one. The visible size of the paper is about 22" x 34"....
Any idea who the artist might be? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Mattise did make linocuts on black ground.
Thanks. Most likely Viking Tundra in Bluenique.
Broken looks cool sometimes :). What it is with the bottom? Not enough wear or the construction of it?
It pretty much looks like the pieces I've seen in TJMaxx and other stores. They usually are made to look old and have artificial crackles, bites...
Thanks for the "Bird" part. Seems like the artist is Alfred Birdsay who specialized in paintings of Bermuda.
Any idea of the maker? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Any suggestions on the signature? Thanks [IMG] [IMG]
It is a poster size. No visible signatures. Should I take it out of the frame to check for publisher/printer text or it would not matter as it is...
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