I looked for RL & LR in the major reference for medalists with no luck. It only goes to about 1900 & no guarantee this artist was included even...
The box is my favorite but can't make much of it. Wondered whether monogram was RL & meant to make you think Rene Lalique. Mark on bottom...
Think it matters more that choice of subject, style, palette, & as much of signature as there is are a good match with other examples. Not rare...
All looks good to me for Saunders.
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The handle of this mug does not look the same shape as the mug originally posted, unless it's a matter of angle of view.
Shape looks like it could work as a bulb vase. This isn't so similar as all that, but described as Bohemian:...
You've confused me. Thought the Prix Femina was established as a female poetry counterpart to the Prix Goncourt for (mainly) male prose. But the...
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This seems to me the more interesting question for you, one you may not be able to answer. The two girls may have shared it. Were they close in...
Bravi! to both of you. Wiki seems to think the prize was not established until 1922, but obviously not so & yours is a really early one. I find...
Awww. My rhino made the cut.
City of the assay office normally looks like a squiggle or swoosh above the karatage mark, another thing I do not see here. Do you know the age...
Definitely says 18, but having trouble seeing & interpreting the next mark. For Egypt the next one would usually be the national mark for gold,...
Am I putting this together correctly that the last time something could have been added to the contents of the house where the mirror was located...
I have looked & looked at this & not weighed in because I don't know. Can only say that turquoise is significantly softer than garnet. I have...
I keep thinking she is playing cat's cradle.
When was the farm last occupied?
No, that was my lack of knowing proper use of terminology. Done with a wheel is what I was picturing. But maybe acid applied after to get that...
Iris are one of my favorite flowers. Maybe 'etched' is the right word for how these were done? My first thought on origin is France.
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