Did you ask the seller about provenance? Debora
John J. Wrigley, 2645 North Franklin Street, Philadelphia. Bookkeeper. Unlikely that he'd have an original work by a German landscape/genre...
2645 N. Franklin Street is in Philadelphia. Debora
That looks like a Social Security number added in case of theft. Debora
I think it's a bit unethical. People donate to Goodwill to help their communities and all the better quality clothing and household items don't...
My understanding is that the organization skims off everything of value/quality before it gets to the thrift stores and sells it in bulk to...
It's rather an interesting story, Oleg Cassini + Jacqueline Onassis. It was a commercial arrangement. The designer was a friend of Joe...
The colorway of yours is slightly different than most found on internet. Frankie Sardo is printed in white, not yellow. Here's another....
Joan Collins called and wants her dress back. Debora
Agreed. More mis-information. Debora
It's a bogus story. The dress in question is labelled Black Tie Oleg Cassini which was a licensed brand. Owned by David's Bridal. Nothing to do...
Ah... According to the internet, he was an ad guy. That makes sense. Debora
She may well be European. Debora
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What is your intent -- to keep or sell? Debora
Seller says this has same mark -- AD and Sterling 925 Tasco. No photographs....
Tedious work. Perhaps the artist did in the studio or preferred to have done by another hand. (But agree. Very loosely done.) Debora
She's early Victorian. Pagoda sleeves with lace under-sleeves paired with a lace under-bodice and collar. Very 1850s. Debora
An estate sale in what country? (This is an international forum.) Debora
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