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Collectables => Paintings & Prints => Topic started by: keith on April 02, 2010, 10:21:59 PM
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14 by 19 inches,varnish peeling and those stains will not come off and I'm too scared to use any strong cleaners,has anyone seen anything like this before?no marks or labels,
Keith.
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Hi Keith"
Is there a signature at all on it??
I have heard about these types of things on Antique Roadshow where pictures were painted on wood.
http://www.pbs.org/cgi-registry/wgbh/roadshow/archive_search.cgi?category=Paintings+%26+Drawings
I think this is called *Panel Paintings* as for type. Might not be as old as these in the link - but I think that is what it is called.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panel_painting (I think anyways...)
This *might* be referred to as *Tole painting* too (???)
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Thanks again Rose,like you said mine's not so old,I think,will look up 'tole painting' no sig's or marks,would be very nice if it was worth as much as those!
Keith.
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Tole painting is more folk arty than this really (I've done a bit of it alongside my canalware.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tole_painting
The panel looks like some I've seen as part of a piece of furniture - could it have been removed from something Keith? They were made to imitate more expensive inlaid panels I think.
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Any signs of it being very hot? Could it be a fire guard/fire screen with the brackets missing from the base?
Marquetry in places maybe?
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Having a closer look,it's not part of something larger,no heat damage so not a fire screen,the wood has been painted to simulate inlay and the edging which looks like another wood is also a paint effect,no marquetry,also not a solid wood panel it appears to be made of thin cross grained layers glued together,