Would call those hairline cracks. The finish is a glaze, rather than varnish. The way the hairlines have yellowed, there is no way that they are...
Originally would have been regular glass. These days, such tables would require tempered.
Ack!!! .... while exploring the John Guthrie site linked above by Laura, I started getting virus notification pop-ups. Her link seems to be safe...
This similar vase just got listed on ebay. Also by Dorie Knight, same year, and also pansies. I am trying to figure out if the basic design is...
Just think it has been stripped. Circa 1940, mahogany. So-called Duncan Phyfe style.
Certainly a good prospect.
It is not. I have carefully looked over both pieces with a magnifying glass.
Thanks. I had not seen that. Had only seen the DK signature without the H. This link ties them together. Had been to this site on my phone but...
..... or is it more MCM? I posted this when I found it but have not been able to find anything out about the artist. Any help in this regard?...
I was not aware of SBCD pottery (Santa Barbara Ceramic Design). In business from 1973-1987, they were said to have made about 80,000 pieces. They...
Pickings have been a bit slim. Just a few things to show. Otherwise, have been buying more glassware and some tableware. Most notably is a set...
One good find and a couple that are just ho-hum. This meduim sized kitsch 3-D plastic Last Supper had to come home with me for $3.00. [ATTACH]...
Would not be surprised if this is an Orivit piece that was moved into WMF production after they bought the company.
I would think a bit earlier than mid-century. Maybe circa 1930. The word, bobbin, works for me as a descriptor. Looks like it could be birch...
Hate to say it but it looks like someone has gone at this with some steel wool at some point. The scratches are visible in your first pics, so I...
Another vote for newish and Asian. Nice quality, though.
I am seeing much more of this and/or checking ebay for prices while in the store. On rare occasion, I have been known to do the latter. In...
Impossible to know value without knowing who the artist is.
Text appears unrelated to the print. Maybe a frame was reused.
Not a painting but some kind of print in an edition of 75. Is the paper embossed? Signature looks like Franke to me. The translation of the...
Separate names with a comma.
