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HELP!!! Who can help me to identify a old chinese hand painted enamel copper.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Oralei/bronzedrooster May 1.
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Found this informative as well as fun.
http://www.davesfootballblog.com/?s=cuju
http://www.davesfootballblog.com/post/2007/03/19/ancient-chinese-football/
I especially like the part about the legand of a 17 year old girl putting a whoop’n on a wh…
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The Chinese played an ancient football called Cuju the pictures could be depicting the games they played in the 16th century. It was said only the wealthy participated in these games and it soon diminished in the 17th century. The French started the…
Hi, Thank you for your message it is very sympathic. There is no mark on this item. Juste hand painted figures, galant scene drinking wine and two "football" players. Please tell me if you need pictures of a precise part of this pitcher. Cordiall…
Hi Tom, Unfortunately there is no signature on this item. But I think it is from China and a little bit more older than 1956. it's looks like XVIIIth century but I never seen a similar item. The problem for me is that the 2 mythological figur…
The Caucasian woman looks a little bit like "Anna" from the "King and I" musical, starring Yul Brinner and Deborah Kerr. That would explain having her likeness along with an Asian's likeness. The King and I was set in Siam (Thailand). The movie was…
Hi. Consider yourself most fortunate! This rare item has lot of history. I will complile what I know and forward it to you over the next few days.
check with the http://www.oldandsold.com site while you wait for my replies.
Also see: rs rau.com
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Somebody can help me to identify this old hand painted chinese enamels copper. There is (18 cm) = 7.086 inches high and (9 cm) = 5.118 inches of diameter. It is in form exagonal and every panels are linked up by a cup-shaped c…
Hello from Belgium to all IAO members,
Somone can help me to identified a old hand painted enamel copper of China. It is not in very good condition but the drawnings and colours are wonderfull (it's my idea.... ;-) ).
Thank you for all information a…
Hello from Belgium Peter and Susan, It is a ramp of staircase for foyer of entering.
See you soon on I Antique OnLine.
Have a good week.
Fabrice
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- I live in Belgium where I work in architectural antiques however I studied in the hotel management school of Namur/ Belgium. I like the ancient culinary books and items but the nicest discovery that I made these are 2 tryptiques of "Jean Dratz" signed 1938 which were, before WWII, in the most famous restaurant of Brussels "La Rôtisserie Ardennaise" and in 1944 this restaurant became the GI Club "La Rôtisserie Ardennes" on Boulevard Adolph Max in Brussels, a designated leave center for the many battle-weary service men waiting for re-assignment or news of returning home. These are nice historical painting, I am very proud of it. I forgot, it is Jean McNabb-Rothlin which was Director the GI Club in 1944....In 2002, the city of St Helena in San Fransisco established him a memorial.... (See my photographs.)
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- At 9:22pm on September 16, 2009,
Charlie Fudge said…
- Welcome to our group, Frabrice.
- At 5:21pm on March 21, 2009,
Button Girl said… - Wow!!!! Sorry I missed those. For fun, check out my website! I change it weekly.
www.Qtazza.com
- At 3:56pm on March 21, 2009,
Button Girl said…
- We call them Shell or Pearl. What do you want to know about them?
- At 4:06pm on March 14, 2009,
Diane McQueen said… - Fabrice...I really enjoy your photos! To say the piano is gorgeous is an understatement! The wood is beautiful! :O)
- At 10:02am on March 13, 2009,
rescuelifeproducts said…
- You are welcome to put album on the site for our observation and your opportunity to show us what you have.
- At 3:45am on March 13, 2009,
rescuelifeproducts said…
- Your english is fine. Your attitude is great. Thanks again.
- At 3:31am on March 13, 2009,
rescuelifeproducts said…
- Hi. Thank you for your information that I added to "whatja Find?..."
I was able to look throu some matterial in my own library and aquire all of the documentation on the "Garard Dou-Rembrant" question.
I left you some links concerning your piano. These link are intended to offer additional valuable information that should aid you in making a sell.
Your kindness will alway be appreciated, Rescuelife
- At 3:02pm on March 6, 2009,
Sabrina Souiri said… - Thank you for the request. Beautiful work.
- At 2:40am on March 3, 2009,
Antique Dragon said… - Hello Fabrice~ Thank you for your invitation. I loved your photographs very exquisite and beautiful. It is a pleasure to meet new friends along the way. Thank you for including us in your circle of friends here. Tanya
- At 4:38pm on March 2, 2009,
rainbowseeker said… - Thank you for the invitation of friendship! Wonderful fireplaces and tiles you have. You are a number one recyler! It's nice to see someone able to save some of these lovely buildings and there history. :-)
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