"I have seen the grannies, and it is us"
The key to identifying this piece is finding out what kind of wood it's made from and then where that type of wood grows.
I bought an 18thc bow front corner cupboard (with key!) yesterday for $75 and sold it 10 mins later, to a friend for $100, she'll probably ask...
Sure.
Have you heard of "Granny Chic" yet? it replaces "Paris Apartment" in Millennial land.
Sorry you missed the humour I tried to convey
Chances of this being old are slim to none. Modern.
I think it's contrived crap, sorry!
This is of course true with cold painted works, however this piece wasn't decorated that way. On Chinese porcelains (and obviously Japanese copies...
Exactly, each of the lady's breasts symbolize Lazurus's sisters, it is SO obvious.;)
Now that is one attractive style! NOT!!!:D:D
We call this Trump style.
doesn't look like aquatint, drypoint maybe
Shiwan mudman, a bit crude tho
I don't know from that mark, but this vase looks Chinese to me.
Kilgore Trout, yes, Hamish though, not so much.
I take things like this apart for using when I go fishing - cheaper than buying plastic beads at the fishing tackle store!:woot:
Not too much outside of wartime efforts going on in '44 in Britain - but maybe I'm off on that.
When I first glanced at it I thought it might be jake the peg?
not unless corners are restored and also only if someone needed that type of frame for a period piece
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