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Believe the mark indicates the above. Shallow bowl, 8 5/8" diameter. Red decoration seems a bit sloppy to be real. Somewhat of a pebbly...
Germany was the original factory painting source. Probably not factory paintings the way there are now made in China. However, thousands of...
Quite old with some minor damage to the coffee pot. Ivory insulators deteriorated. Cheap at $11.00 for the pair. Pretty sure silver plate....
Think this is a 20th century piece. Though French in design, possibly made in Italy. As long as the inlay/veneers are intact, would think it...
Doesn't really look like cherry here. I am back to beech or other light hardwood.
Had another thought about the wood. Could be cherry. Some of the grain looks right but can't say it screams such. I don't know how much it is...
Think your conclusions are spot-on. I imagine the wooden pegs have shrunk a bit over time. If they still can be pushed in to fit tight, a little...
The filled holes probably were where nails were driven to secure the top as a bad repair. Typical to see on an old piece. Dovetails are...
Thanks for the new pics. Drawers are pine. Large radius saw mark would put this into 19th century here in the US. Don't know how that...
Can't think this is really worth the expense. Furniture prices are so low these days that any professional restoration needs to be reserved for...
This is where my lack of knowlege about English furniture breaks down. I know they used hand cut dovetails much longer than we did, so maybe they...
Not Teco but sure is a stumper. Mark is pretty hopeless.
It is a visual match to the Pewabic snowdrop vase. The Origins of the Snowdrop Vase – Pewabic Pottery Probably is Pewabic. However, that...
Let me preface what I have to say with the fact that I am not an expert in English furniture. Consequently, what I say most undoubtedly has an...
I think the bobbin turned details on your walnut dressing mirror put this into the first half of the 19th century. Sounds like your secret...
Think you are missing an extension rod. Shade attaches to it and raises up and down. Tighten in place with knurled knob.
Some other hardwood. Possibly from India or points a bit further east. May not be as old as it appears to be. Looks like it has spent some time...
Had the one at liveauctioneeers not been marked, I would have doubted the attribution to Kayser. Kayserzinn specifically implied pewter so not...
Thanks for the lead. Looks like the name is Dorothy Steck Beech. Can find one other painting attributed to her. Signature seems to match and...
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