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And tell us in what part of the world the table was bought. (This is an international forum.) Debora
That's the manufacturer's propriety information. A trade secret, as it were. Debora
It's proprietary branding. Unlikely the maker would share much more. Can't you look it up on the government registration site? Debora
Small, local charity thrift shops are always a better bet INMO. Debora
Would you be kind enough to post a photograph of the front of the earrings? Style and date can provide clues as to the maker. Also, you'll want...
Is it something you're interested in owning? Because the resale value is likely not going to be very high. Debora
You know... I'm not convinced those aren't factory art being passed off as fine. This frame says "Hecho en Mexico." Debora [ATTACH]
A Google Lens search brings up duplicates of that signature as belonging to an artist named F.E. Weigel. One of these works has his business card...
Why do you think that's by Charles A. Weigel? I ask because 1) that isn't his signature, 2) he was a landscape painter, and 3) he died in 1964...
I see croissants but... Perhaps I'm just hungry? Debora
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