I was given this painting a few years ago. On the backside of the frame was an envelope that contained both the Certificate of authenticity & a sheet of paper titled: EXPOSITION ARBAUD "LA PROVENCE".
compact mirror purchased in the 1960s in Europe as souvenir. it has a leather cover painted floral . Brass ring and copper . Marked Japan on the side . It has a hook on one side to hang the mirror and it twists and can be set on a table .it’s been kept in mint condition . Just wear and tear a little on the back metal part . I believe it’s handmade , materials used genuine leather, brass, copper and gold fills
This is a Vintage 1975 Wallace Berrie HotShots cartoon wall art called Downhill Racer.
NIP/NOS, wrapped in original packaging. Matted and mounted, no frame. The back is made of pressed wood chips.
Numbered #3726 in the right lower corner and signed 1975 Wallace Berrie & Co Inc in the left lower corner. In addition, there is an original sticker of the maker at the back.
Think the number is a stock/catalog number and not a limited edition number, so the print is likely of open edition.
Made in USA.
There are few similar cartoons sold, but I did not find exact match to this one.
I have a Frederick Remington I took to a local art gallery last week. The gentleman said it was authentic and an original water color. He said he wanted to do more research on it and since he would be representing me in an auction that he would get back with me but I haven't heard anything back from him. I was wondering what the value might be
