I've been spelling it wrong. Kister, not Krister
If that's the case, you don't want to undo that screw; it's just holding the base in place.
Is that a screw on the side? Does it come undone? Maybe it's a box of some sort.
What Wikipedia says: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pocket_watch Hunter-case watches A hunter-case pocket watch is a case with a spring-hinged...
Just found this online: [IMG] The Allegory of the Night. The goddess Selene is depicted with all of her attributes, as the owl holding poppies in...
I don't know what you mean by the orientation of the face. 12 o'clock at the top seems standard to me. Can you show a pocket watch that is...
How thick is the board? Could this be luan plywood? Usually the backs of those are black, and I don't think overlaid with canvas... but still....
I would guess they are chromolithographs and they look Edwardian to me. The frames appear to be in very good condition and appropriate in age to...
Saturday delivery. I'm impressed. It's been decades since we had Saturday delivery here. Glad the card arrived and you like it.
You should say both Krister and Scheibe-Alsbach. Give em what they're looking for.
Seems to be the only porcelain company in Scheibe-Alsbach. It had a different name when it was founded. Krister became a partner in 1846 and sole...
I think the lighting is all wrong for early Netherlandish work. My idle guess would be no earlier than 16th C and very likely later.
I once had a painting on copper evaluated at Antiques Roadshow as 16th-17thC with an estimated value of $600-$700 (20 years ago). All those...
It could easily be a copper plate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oil_on_copper It looks to me to be later than Van Der Weyden, not particularly...
Scheibe-Alsbach is a place. Krister is a company.
So Chris' site agrees with Rontgen. And still no way to narrow down a time frame.
Here's one of those comments that will get people climbing all over me: I think this is probably from the '60s or '70s. It doesn't ring true to...
A big white space like that looks like it was meant to take text.
It's very little help, but it has the same type of handle:...
Closest I see in Rontgen is Krister, maybe some variant. [ATTACH] ****** I think it is Krister, Rontgen mark 2414. Ran from 1846 to 1972,...
Separate names with a comma.
