This fork is hand hammered on the back, has a stamp of "Italy" on the back of one of the tines. It has a lion at the tip of the handle, the deMedici family mark of 6 balls in an oval pattern, very ornate, brass. It has another stamp on the back that is small and I can't tell what it is. My grandparents found it in 1950, half submerged in the sand on either Padre Island or North Beach in Corpus Christi, Texas. The little lion at the tip of the handle is broken off as you can see in the picture. My grandfather stepped on it, that's how they noticed it in the sand.

A large plaster figurine of an archer with bow. Figure is a man with body painted copper/bronze and wearing green pants. Overall it is in good condition but there are several areas which have been damaged and repaired badly. There are also several minor chips.
I believe this would be an easy restoration project.
There is a registration number Rd 849913 and the letters NA and 164.

one painting on porcelain of what looks like another italian scenery, ornate gold sidearms beautiful detail and unique detailing on the bottom.

two separate painting on it one below the other the top painting being much larger than the bottom green with ornate gold detailng and golden swan side arms.

painted roses on porcelain, coy fish legs, gold detailing

Painting purchased by Father in mid 60's in southern California. I have 2 smaller paintings by same artist