Atmospheric Oil on Board British Seascape by James Coad, Earlyish 20th C. 1924 with some aging to the

with some aging to the surface as pictured and a bit of bending to the tab on one side at the very bottom

with many of the sweet qualities of more frequently spotted carved marble lambs

it will come off but can be placed back on once the slide is closed

American art pottery

is super striking and it reminds me a lot of the enamelware of Catherine Holm

Atmospheric Oil on Board British Seascape by James Coad, Earlyish 20th C. 1924 with some aging to theJust the sort of seascape I could stare at all day, almost as good as staring out at the sea itself! The green of the water as it reaches the shore is all the richer and lusher in person, just radiant, and with the gray clouds moving in overhead and rocky island near center, the whole thing is wonderfully moody and atmospheric. Very well done and quite striking. 14 3 4 x 9 3 16, oil on board, initialed JC for James Coad at lower right. I've found a