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I've been carrying around boxes from one of my friends of her stuff that she didn't take when she moved to another state.  These items have been packed since 1980.  She finally told me to just throw them away to sell them on ebay.  So you know what I chose!  She used to live with an antique dealer and she lived in Amsterdam from 1970 until 1973 and some of the items are from those time periods.  She's also a travel agent so some of the items are from her travels from 1974 until 1980.  Some of the items come from her Grandmother's house who died in the last 1970's when she was in her 80s. 

Vue du Gross-Horn et du Breit-Horn avec le petit Lac d'Ober-Horn 1785 Charles Melchior Descourtis, French, 1753–1820 Sheet: 32.5 x 46.5 cm (12 13/16 x 18 5/16 in.) Engraving, etching, aquatint, and roulette, printed in color from multiple plates Inscriptions: In image, on rock at lower left: Descou... Lower margin in pen and brown ink: Vue du Gross-Horn et du Breit-Horn avec le petit Lac d'Ober-Horn Lower right in graphite pencil: avant le lettre Lower right in graphite pencil: gravé par Descourtis Classification: Prints Catalogue: IFF (18th C) Descourtis 7 Object is currently not on view Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Arthur and Charlotte Vershbow Fund, 2008 Accession number: 2008.1535 Provenance/Ownership History: Antoine Cahen (Paris), about 2007; from whom purchased by Jan Johnson (Montreal); from whom purchased by MFA, December 17, 2008.

The information here is for the original painting.  This is a print framed in plastic of the same print of the Swiss Alps.  This prints dates to the 1970s.  The image measures 5 1/2" x 4".  The frame measures 8 1/4" x 11 5/8".

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Due to Ebay's new feedback system I offer the following conditions on any subsequent sale.  I have been participating on Ebay since the beginning.  I expect to get what I purchase and I deliver to a Buyer what they paid for.  Buyer expectations need to be realistic.  Most Seller's have real jobs and don't live on their computers.  It is unrealistic to expect immediate gratification when purchasing an item.  I have always been a fast shipper in comparison to my experiences when buying on Ebay and yet my marks are lower because Buyers don't understand that Ebay now charges Seller's more for fees for anything other than #5 ratings.  I sell a lot of vintage items at a large discount.  I check them over with a magnifying glass and describe any material defects I see.  It is possible that I miss something now and then and I will accept a return on those items when it is something other than a matter of opinion.  Buyer must provide me with documentation of that misrepresentation as I have provided pictures in the listing.  My experience is that some people will say anything trying to get an item for free.  I don't always clean the items because I don't want to de-value them.  I leave that to the Buyer.  I know you want a deal and so do I.  But please don't waste my time or yours in offering ridiculous amounts of money for items of value.  I pack the items so that they will arrive at your door in the same condition that they left mine.  I spend $500+ a year on packing material.  If you don't want to reimburse me $2.00 in packing material then please don't bid on my items and then complain later in feedback or ratings.  If your item doesn't require packing material I won't charge you the fee but don't expect to buy something breakable and then have me pay more to ship to you after you bought at bargain prices.  Paypal is a great invention but occassionally it doesn't work properly.  If your item doesn't show as shipped within a few days please contact the Seller.  The shipping calculator is a great thing but sometimes it doesn't work properly.  If you buy and check out on your own, without me sending you an invoice, then it may happen that I have to contact you for different shipping information or costs as the calculator has been off on large items recently.  You may have been able to purchase an item from someone living near you for lower postage but keep in mind that I am on the West coast and shipping will be more to the Midwest and East Coast then it is to someone who lives nearer to me.  This is especially true of larger, heavier items.  I will ship parcel post or even UPS or Fed Ex if that rate is better.  I will mutually cancel a transaction if the calculator is materially off and we both agree.  But please don't make an agreement to change from priority shipping to parcel post and then ding me in feedback and ratings because shipping took too long and you received a refund from me.  That's unfair.  And when the entire system becomes so slanted in one direction or another it will fail.  Please contact me with any concerns you have.  I am very reasonable and fair.  But I have never complied with blackmail or unreasonable demands.  I keep my agreements and I expect you to keep yours.  Please ask questions BEFORE you bid.  Since it is no longer your choice for insurance I will provide insurance on items that I have a concern might break in transit and will say so in the listing.  If you are interested in an item and you think it should have insurance please tell me ahead of time if I have not offered it and you can purchase it in the shipping price.  I have had the privilege of trading with a great variety of people all over the world for over 10 years and I look forward to continued fun and new experiences.  I do Ebay for relaxation and fun and will continue to do so as long as it remains relaxing and fun.  Thank you for your continued support and bids.