See photo. I want to know value before it was broken.

Painted scene: 2 woman & child in 19th century dress standing outside; surrounded by white field ringed with scalloped 23 karat gold trim, with outer perimeter blue field trimed with gold.

All 4 of these prints portray beautiful color "portraits" of bouquets of flowers. None of the flowers are in vases - they are "suspended in air" with the name Carle or LF Roubillac printed to the lower left of each picture. This set of prints was hidden behind a set of Currier & Ives Prints that were in their original frames and dated 1870. It was a nice surprise to find this set "hidden away" behind the Currier & Ives Prints. The prints are in very nice condition, with a very slight darkening of the outside edge (about 1/16th of an inch) where the backing left the edges exposed due to the way they were "hidden" in the frames. The colors are vivid and basically flawless. The Numbers are consecutive from 29401 to 29404. I really want to know the estimated value of this set. I may consider selling the set in the future after making professional copies of them. Thank you very much and I must thank the good people at "instappraisal" for providing this wonderful service to the public.

very beautiful painting i would like to find out more about.
the paint is very thick in parts

I have searched to this item on the internet and found nothing at all.
Which really surprised me since everything is on the internet right?

I went back to the manufacture and got this response.

"This unit was manufactured in the 1970's, its discontinued. Parts, literature are no longer available. "

Which didn't help anymore that the internet did.

If you have any info on this item or its value I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks,

Tim

my mother bought it over 30 years ago from a really old lady. i have no idea how old it is.

I found this little guy on the east coast of Florida in the shallow waters of the beach while I was hunting for shark teeth. I have no idea what it is or what its worth and I'm dieing to find out (=