The wording on the last one reads "Åfors". Debora
Great find! Debora
That's a parrot and a jaguar. Here's a Pachamama figure from a Peruvian sales website. Debora [ATTACH]
That's a parrot, isn't it? Perhaps it's Peruvian, like this one. So the seller says. eBay Item # 257382356126. Debora
Like the German composer Carl Maria von Weber. Debora
Is that leather or Naugahyde? Looks more like the latter. Debora
Always happy to help. Debora
I found that too. But think another John Angus. The "lawyer" occupation comes from the 1870 census. Debora
Think this might have something to do with German naming patterns. They're a thing. Debora
I think they're fab. And a thrift shop find! (What Sac thrift shop, can I ask?) Debora
Sweet little 1915 cottage. Debora [ATTACH]
Why don't you seek more information here. She wouldn't have been a member because the group didn't accept women members until 1979. (That's...
Great research, @Figtree3! Debora
That's interesting. Could depict his will to fight after being shot, then returning to battle. An inspiration to the troops. Debora
That is because it appears to have been reupholstered. Look at the chair construction itself. Debora
Different feet. https://www.bukowskis.com/sv/lots/313369-fatoljer-ett-par-art-deco-1900-talets-forsta-halft Debora
Same chair. https://www.finn.no/recommerce/forsale/item/463646894?ci=5 Debora
IMO, the bellicose posture of the eagle doesn't support that interpretation. This image does. The eagle in a peaceful posture looking back and...
Upholstery can be helpful in dating furniture if the upholstery is original. In this case, to my eye, it is and I'd think 1930s. A close-up...
Another war perhaps? Spanish-American? Timing would fit. It is an image that combines the end of hostilities -- the downed flag, the fired...
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