black camera with silver metal workings on front "CROWN" listed under lense
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black camera with silver metal workings on front "CROWN" listed under lense
“A little Kiss” is a lovely print of one her well-known vintage images from her early career. Kane captures a sweet moment as a young boy plants a soft kiss on the cheek of a beautiful little girl in this charming piece. Rich browns and ochres dominate the color palette in the piece giving it an incredible glow of warmth. The print gives the illusion of being double matted but it is an extension of the two-dimensional picture plane. The piece is mounted in a beautiful dark oak frame, complimenting the rich browns of the composition and bringing the total measurements to 17”x 20.”
These were purchased from a gallery in 1981 and have been stored in a good environment for years. Not sure of the painting names but do know they are signed by H. Hargrove
75 pieces of joan of arc flatware. Includes serve for 12. Knives, forks, soup spoons, salad froks, tea spoons, butter knives, 2 pickle forks and 1 meat fork.Â
Serving for 12 including dinner plates, dessert plates, (20) cups, 12 saucers, small and large bowls, large platter, 3 medium serving bowls, sugar & creamer
This chair has seen better days! Has no disinguishing marks other than the carved faces. Appears to be upholstered with some type of leather (?). Chair is stuffed with cotton and straw. Armrests are supported by thin wooden slats. Underside has no markings/label; just three boards. Would like to have an idea what kind of chair this is and/or how old. Trying to decide whether it's worth fixing up.
Thanks!!!
Ceramic bowl, hand painted with figures from the far east ? Bowl approx 8 inches in diameter. Backstamp  " DRESDEN " surmounted by a crown and an arc or leaves. Condition fair - good a small hairline crack goes across middle and there is some light crazing to glaze. The paintwork is bright and clear with no rubbing
I would like to know whether this indeed was made in Dresden , when it was made and what value it has.
i dont know anything about this knife. would like some information and a ball park value please. i have holster and blade is stamped A.M. j.wilson, sheffield england. thank you for any help you can offer
This photo is guaranteed to be authentic and is an earlier photo taken prior to Tombstone. I have quite a bit of history that places Virgil in Marion, Ohio. Virgil belonged to the Iowa 4th Infantry during the Civil War until its conclusion. He was married there and then left briefly coming back to live several more years before heading west. Also this is verified on several research sites on Virgil Earp. Further, Waldron and Wilson were doing photos in the mid 1870s and became well known by the 1880s. Many of their photos are a part of a historic collection featuring the Ohio state at that time. Virgil Earp worked in his later years in Prescott, AZ. Prescott is only 35 miles from where this photo was taken. This photo was was prabably carried by Virgil and was part of his decor while living in Tombstone. This is a truly historic piece from a celebrated era and historic event.
I need to know the maker and the value