Can tell from these pics that the top is veneer.
My gut reaction is that these are post-WWII. Could be even newer but hard to say. Quality makers used tied coil spring construction late into...
All excellent points and things I did not necessarily take into consideration. I am used to looking at furniture that is less than 150 years old...
I actually think Jeff and I are pretty much in agreement. As I stated up front, I am not an expert in early American furniture. That should put...
A few more interesting things seen in the wild. I did not buy any of them, despite being tempted. This antique wardrobe was $60.00. There was a...
Any Jewelry is spot-on. As modern used furniture, this is worth what someone is willing to pay for it for their use. It really has no...
Agree, early 20th century oak blanket chest. Possibly as late as 1930. Most likely English. Some arts and crafts influence, emulating a much...
This one is a whopper at 20" tall. Very heavy. Glaze is textured with lots of burst bubbles. Bottom number is hand incised into the clay. Found...
Let me start out by saying that I am not an expert in early American furniture but have been around long enough to see a bit. I think all three...
..... and this one on French ebay says Asian :rolleyes: 3-BRANCH CHANDELIER IN CARVED AND CARVED STONE, Orientalism, circa 1960-70 | eBay
Found similar that confirms stone and without a wood base. Otherwise, descriptive information is not helpful. Folk Art Stone Candle Holder |...
I am also thinking African soapstone. Would not expect the wood base with such so it may have been added.
My gut reaction is Rindskopf but bears more research. Find what may be a nearly identical shape on ebay, listed as Pallme Konig. Don't know if...
Looking at these other examples, I wonder if the handle might be an old replacement. Seems it should at least have some minimal carved...
My best buys come from smaller OOAK thrift stores. There are couple in smaller towns that I hit semi-regularly. This light fixture came from one...
No real clue but want, want, WANT! :wideyed::woot: Clay doesn't look right for Weller or Teco, which would be possible historic makers. Here...
No huge sale but happy to have made it. If you recall, picked this up for $40.00 at a thrift store. Sold for $165.00 on fb marketplace after...
Looks right to me..... Similar: Large 18th Century Scandinavian Antique Treen Peg Tankard / Birch Wood – Holt Antiques at Walsingham Mill 18th...
I think so. Now, do we have a good attribution or is everyone repeating what each other is saying about these? Here are many auction listings...
I do see a lot of similarities. I don't know what universe these chairs with mismatched upholstery are worth $15K but not in any I move in....
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