Currier & Ives Snipe Shooting

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Posted by antique@129

3 years ago

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Description The print itself is 9 1/2" inches tall and 14" wide. Simple wood frame, no idea if it's period.

Category General Antiques and Collectibles

Medium Wooden picture frame w/ glass

Condition Excellent

Size and dimensions of this item 9 1/2" x 14"

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antique@129 🌱 Newbie 3 years ago

From the pictures it looks…

From the pictures it looks like the off white border is stained, it is not.

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Lovejoy 🎯 Collector 3 years ago

These Currier and Ive's…

These Currier and Ive's lithographs have been reproduced many times since the 1920's, it will require a physical appraisal to determine if it's an original or a reproduction/reprint.

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antique@129 🌱 Newbie 3 years ago

From what I've been reading,…

From what I've been reading, if under a microscope you see dots, then it's a reproduction. Is this correct? If so, this lithograph does not have dots. Pardon my ignorance, this is the first time I've looked into a Currier & Ives lithograph or any lithograph for that matter.

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SilentGal 🌱 Newbie 3 years ago

Technically, all lithographs…

Technically, all lithographs are "prints" or are produced in multiples (reproductions). You're right, if you see dots, those are offset lithographs and are mass produced by computer and don't have much in the way of value. I'd call yours a chromolithograph as it is in color. I searched and searched to find a recent sale/auction of "Snipe Shooting" and no success. I did find many C & I lithographs sold at auction, ranging from $1.00 to over $600.00. The priciest were ships/yachts.
Yours is a nice subject -- who doesn't like dogs?
Here's more on chromolithography:

https://www.clarkart.edu/microsites/hue-cry/chromolithography

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antique@129 🌱 Newbie 3 years ago

Thanks a lot for the…

Thanks a lot for the information. Now I'm more confused than ever :) I'm thinking my best bet is to have it appraised.

Thanks again,
Alicen

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