Is it likely that this was originally part of a dining room set? I don’t have a sense of scale from the photos.
Lovely colors!
Nice spotting! I have a Keswick carved wooden coffer. There were some very talented artisans there.
Very cool! I’ve seen only Stonehenge. It’s interesting to see single stones like that. Thanks for sharing!
So sorry for your loss. Please post photos. I have my grandmother’s circa 1940 Lane waterfall style chest. I came across this website about the...
Nice find!
I noticed that as well when I cut and pasted an eBay link. I didn’t realize it was a widespread issue. Thanks for posting
I have a few English Victorian era (19th century) tables, but hadn’t seen any cast iron footstools until recently. This is an example of one...
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
I remember torchieres being very popular in the mid to late 1980s. The thin bulbs would get very hot, and every now and then a fly would make the...
Yes, that yellow pitcher. It may have a makers mark underneath. I concur with an estate sale.
Lovely table! I like the beading too. I too, have inherited a number of antique furniture items, and I find so many uses for tables this size,...
Beautiful! How old is it?
The legs and the carving on the stretchers look very similar to a round top table I have. Very nice!
On the top table shown, with one drawer and two pulls, with the marble top, is there a brand name shown anywhere on the inside of the drawer, or...
Beautiful vase!
Looks like a curtain rod finial to me, especially with that screw to tighten it to the rod. The marching rod may have been solid wrought iron...
Any idea of its county of origin or age?
Very lovely! Curious…the similar one online says it’s made of walnut. I’m pretty bad at identifying particular types of wood. It doesn’t help...
I did not know basalt was magnetic. There’s a black basalt church at Lake Balaton in Hungary. There is a “rockhounds” group on Reddit that may...
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