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<p>[QUOTE="bosko69, post: 4501609, member: 16283"]Hollyblue- Certain threads seem to have more researched/documentable subjects :ie Silver & Gold Marks,Jewelry Marks & Stone or Gem Recognition/Tribal Arts/Porcelain & Pottery Stamps,Dolls,Coins. Fine Art seems to be a much more difficult and amorphous subject to document (understandable-since artists are so damned flaky at reliably signing their work in a cohesive way-artists rarely stick w/ the same 'Logo'/Signature their whole career). Although a great painting could buy you 5-10 houses,its a 1 in a million find-sadly most found/picked art is junk (no offense hard-picking friends).</p><p> Holly-Certain things take literally years to authenticate-Art,Antiquities,etc. I think if I continue to attempt to make a buck in the antique biz-it's got to be in Jewelry or some other reliably identifiable Item (albeit w/ some expertise). Expert Attribution's too tough on so many great pieces-not everyone can tap one of the British Museum's Dept Curators ![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="bosko69, post: 4501609, member: 16283"]Hollyblue- Certain threads seem to have more researched/documentable subjects :ie Silver & Gold Marks,Jewelry Marks & Stone or Gem Recognition/Tribal Arts/Porcelain & Pottery Stamps,Dolls,Coins. Fine Art seems to be a much more difficult and amorphous subject to document (understandable-since artists are so damned flaky at reliably signing their work in a cohesive way-artists rarely stick w/ the same 'Logo'/Signature their whole career). Although a great painting could buy you 5-10 houses,its a 1 in a million find-sadly most found/picked art is junk (no offense hard-picking friends). Holly-Certain things take literally years to authenticate-Art,Antiquities,etc. I think if I continue to attempt to make a buck in the antique biz-it's got to be in Jewelry or some other reliably identifiable Item (albeit w/ some expertise). Expert Attribution's too tough on so many great pieces-not everyone can tap one of the British Museum's Dept Curators ![/QUOTE]
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