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Yes; however, after 1811 Eisenbrandt flutes were not made in Germany but in the USA. And I'm not sure that any Eisenbrandt flutes were made in...
You did good on the photos. I don't know a lot about flute manufacturers; There was an H. Eisenbrandt, but he was no longer in Germany after about...
Whether it is an original by Klimt: I'd think the style doesn't look right for that artist; he tended to use a great deal of gold, or actual...
I think I see "avaricia," meaning avarice or greed. There's another word I can't make out though.
Interesting and polite discussion; illustrates the difficulty in knowing exactly how to phrase an attribution. Likely stems from the fact that in...
Adding that if the maker is well-known, as here, damage won't destroy value, but of course does reduce it. A piece like this would have a wide...
I've seen a lot of these, and had some; made in China I believe for the souvenir/export market, as a wall-hanging; and available in a lot of...
Just a thought; have you checked online jewelry or beading suppliers to see if any might be available ready-made? I recall my ex-wife having some...
Bear might be BC jade; the fish certainly looks like it, though the bear itself is darker and harder to ID in the photos.
Maybe a double-exposure? Quite easy to do by accident or intent with older cameras.
It does look like soapstone to me; but it doesn't look like any kind of Inuit object that I am familiar with. Possibly African, and possibly made...
dried piece of kelp?
Looks like "Briar Creek" refers to a seller active on ebay who has a source for knapped blades and custom handles and sells knives "made by...
Adding: I think it was intended to be more a knife than a club; the jawbone portion would be considered the handle, and the flint portion...
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