Any further knowledge of these, other then assuming they're a Thanksgiving display items 1890-1930's ? [ATTACH][ATTACH]b [IMG]
Yes. I've bought a few paintings by young artists in Ukraine. Not only very nice work, but support in all forms since 2022 is something important.
It really depends - deep in the psyche of the antiques collector, we like being that person who finds an object 'in the rough' as they say - that...
Same painting - the darker image is from her website listing done years ago of the series before being signed apparently. I took the brighter...
Any other works seen - I was told the artist is a New England painter. 16x20 oil/canvas of the steam engine at the Pratt Institute. Signed 'A....
Agree with those you say proceed with caution . . 'less is more' when addressing wood, it is way to easy to destroy the honest age of a piece....
Yes. He was a major force in the film 'California Typewriter' which is a great movie. [IMG]
Not a restoration, but a cleaning, oiling, and buff the aluminum. Make it able to type.
Always intrigued by Industrial Revolution mechanical objects, I was was familiar with these and was thrilled to find one through a friend. Here's...
A Blickensderfer Featherweight from 1915 ~ a revolutionary and scarce machine. Aluminum body, barrel type shuttle rotates forward to strike paper...
That's a nice totem. The one you referenced from a few years ago is mine - I've attributed it to Leslie John. Similarities in style to his brother...
Many consider the use of a Emmett Kelly mask by Sterling Hayden in Stanley Kubrick's 1956 film 'The Killing' to be the introduction of the 'scary'...
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