A little more unusual in maple but terribly out of style right now. I can pick tables similar to this for as little as $10.00. Have posted...
Think you have this right. Probably English. Doubt it is as late as the 40s, though styles seem to have been made longer there than here.
Have found a fair bit of late but no home runs. Here is what I have photographed so far. This is a very large pastel painting signed G. Cooker....
Have not photographed much but thought I would get these out there. Just posted in PGP about reproduction candlewick. Low and behold, I find...
Only thing I have seen worth shooting of late is, yet another, very old walnut dresser. Of course, missing the mirror but that is the only thing...
I guess my only question about this is why it has a multi-board top? Shouldn't we expect something of this age to have single boards used for...
I am with Ghopper and Komokwa on this. I can't imagine getting much more than $100.00 for that here (Semi-rural Illinois).
Most shops around here open at 10:00. Many are closed mondays but open all weekend. Most stay open til 6:00 with shorter hours on Sundays...
Found this on Etsy [IMG] Bakelite Push Button Switches, Pear Shaped, SOLD INDIVIDUALLY - Etsy
Looks like this could be a remote switch for almost anything. Wire it into a lamp and position the switch by your chair for example. What they...
Nice find! Used to buy RHAG wholesale and sell in my shop. Thought it the best value among the contemporary art glass makers at the time (very...
Not a terribly popular pattern so kind of odd that they chose to reproduce it. I do pick up the unusual original pieces when I see them cheap....
Spotted this odd red and pink compote thing in the thrift the other day. Obviously newer. Then, yesterday, saw these clear pieces in our local...
University started back last week and the thrift stores have been cleaned out of furniture. Here are a couple of things I saw before the rush....
Undoubtedly English, circa 1930. Suppose it could be later, as they were made for a lot of years. Though, later ones tend to be lighter in color....
I think you have the basic information right. Chinese bronze archaic period design. We see so many new versions of such we get a bit jaded....
Not Queen Anne. More Chippendale meets Louis XV. Would not assume American. Wood looks like birch or beech. My gut says maybe Italian? Seems...
Just spent a little time researching this. Garden of the Gods Pottery did indeed produce their own wares. Eric Hellman was the man behind the...
Not Nemadji. More similar to Garden of the Gods pottery. Color is applied (oil slick application). Pots like this pop up from time to time,...
Didn't say anything as to age. Not enough details to tell from these pics. Think the quality is good enough to be 19th century but could well be...
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