Here's what appears to be a duplicate. Seller says 18th century. (Also identifies the bosomed figure as a faun.)...
Please wait for the comments of others. Debora
Looks like a Berber camel saddle bag from Morocco. Debora
I'm with @Houseful. 1960s-ish from the frame. The seller had the back panel off at one point. Have you looked under wood backing?...
Very handsome. Condition looks great. Debora
You may be right re earlier. Certainly inspired by Julius Adam and his dates are 1852-1913. Debora
May be a copy of one of his works. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julius_Adam Debora
In case you don't know this term. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grisaille Here's something similar. Are you sure it's not a print? I'm...
Here's a dup on site above. The Danish seller says 1930s. https://l-art-copenhagen.com/products/566083 Debora
Barro negro is typically from Oaxaca. But that doesn't look Mexican to my eye. It would more likely be highly glossy and incised. Debora
Welcome! You've come to the right place. Lots of helpful and knowledgable people here. Debora
To my eye, looks like a frame contemporary to the work that's been dropped into an older frame. Debora
This looks like the same tea cup blank. More finely decorated. Copelands. c. 1880s according to seller....
The hardware looks consistent (to my eye) with others similar found on the internet. Debora
Any marks? Debora
I've run both through Google Translate for you. The top mark reads "Meiji." No results for the second. Debora
@Cazza, would/could you post photographs of the full piece(s) please? Debora
They may well have been produced for the English market. Debora
That's quite exuberant decoration for British. I'd think Italian too. Love the location of the lock. Debora
You mustn't encourage him. Debora
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