These shaker style boxes are signed but I have not taken the time to decipher the signatures. Any help? Both have birdseye maple tops. Largest...
Finally got around to photographing some of the many smalls I have bought over the past few months. Have posted a few things here and there for...
I think ebay supressed a lot of collecting categories. Things once thought rare began appearing in abundance. Prices and, subsequently, interest...
Here is the book page where it was identified (photo borrowed). Exact Redwing book was not identified. Wish mine had the green interior. Must be...
Posted the vase to a pottery group. Identified as Rumrill. Found in a Redwing/Rumrill book.
The old pieces sell here locally if cheap enough. Usually under $20.00. depending on the piece, might need to be under $15.00.
Not selling in my area. However, what sells well on-line doesn't necessarily sell locally. I have a whole backlog of merchandise for eBay someday...
Pics not really sufficient to evaluate. My gut says antique but whether 19th century or 20th, can't tell. Gut also tells me that I doubt this is...
While I see some similarity in signature, I don't think it is a match. The work doesn't seem to match either.
Has a certain modern sensibility about it. However, the items seem a bit disconnected and one dimensional. I also think amateur work.
Some things hitting the thrifts. Being a University town, a lot of people move in August, as they ready for the new school year here or...
Brick and mortar on consignment (get a great 20% rate). Do sell on fb marketplace for some things. Haven't sold on eBay for years.
Finally sold the Tilgman's pottery vase I bought in Jan. Thrift store find sold for $145.00. :cool: [IMG]
Furniture has been very slow for us at the store I consign at all Summer. I don't think I have sold a single piece since at least May. What I...
Has elements of what we would call late classical style here in the States. Would think if the drawer pulls and mirror are original to the piece...
I might put this just a tad later, 60s into the 70s.
Have not seen the checkerboard pattern used like this in American furniture .... Exceptional!
Definitely part of something. For a dresser or over a mantel.
There was a time when it was worth quite a bit more but nowhere near $30K.
Renaissance revival period circa 1880. Looks French so they may have a different designation for it.
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