Raku firing.
I don't see why this has to be photo-mechanical. It might be, and that would be the easiest thing, but wet stone lithographs can look very much...
I would guess it's a lithograph since a sketch would not be marked Artists Proof. The first name looks like Holly, or Hally, to me.
The dovetailing on the drawer is very minimal.
Is there anywhere on the piece where you can see the thickness of the veneer? I think the general rule is: the thinner the veneer, the newer the...
I think it's not meant to be there. Kiln kiss is a possibility, but it looks odd even for that. That little patch does look broken along its...
Wonderful enamels. 30" by 20" each? They'd fill a wall! Love the frames as well.
It's a bird's nest form, so maybe that's just a bit of guano.
By all means... send in the clowns!
A play on "church key".
It may be of interest to collector's of Peter Pan, but given the condition you are describing, I doubt it would be worth much.
The green is verdigris - oxidized copper. Any alloy involving copper could show that kind of oxidization.
Can't help at all, but they are very interesting and seem to have some age. Are the faces and hands porcelain, or plaster over wood? That bit of...
Not so unusual for prints like these to be offered in different editions, sometimes as portfolio sets. There would be deluxe and trade editions....
If you didn't like it, imagine how the rabbit felt.
Could be deluxe edition vs trade edition
I'm guessing this print dates 1920s-ish, give or take a decade. There's no artist siggy and, more surprisingly, no printers mark. There's a...
Gladstone being a parliamentarian, maybe it originally held natural gas.
Water dropper in celedon green would be my guess. Part of a Chinese caligraphy kit.
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