Had one of the Bacarat butterflies once. One of the few things ever stolen from my retail space. They left me the box :mad:
Good luck and let us know how it goes.
The blue pottery is Brush-McCoy, Onyx. Circa 1930.
LOL!.... they are goats. I was on my phone last night and did not look closely. Anyway, here is the piece I was talking about. Think these may...
Think you got a very good deal. These are not Federal but a mid-19th century transitional style. I think a style designation of late classical,...
I had to convert to inches to get an idea of size. 40cm is right at 15 3/4" so this is really quite small. I don't quite see this as an...
I posted one with ram's heads here a few years ago. It was smaller with just 2 heads. Will see if I can dig up the photo sometime tomorrow.
Think these mid-19th century and likely American. Some elements of empire styling. Value is variable based on how and where selling. Can't...
Your china cabinet dates to teens or so. Serpentine front dresser is circa 1900. The drop pulls, top right, are not original.
Most of the factory/decorative works I am seeing in the stores new these days are embellished prints. The quality has become better and it is...
In the simplest sense, it is a storage/display cabinet. I do not know if it has a specific name in Chinese. I suspect you are missing a base....
Interesting article. I found this last part particularly telling. "During my stay, I was corrected and chided for referring to copyists as...
Suspect it is a reproduction based on the lack of a hole at the mouth and the Phillips head screw at the back.
Some decent finds this week. There was a large group of corporate art donated to the Habitat for Humanity Re-Store. Much of it was overpriced by...
Based on what little we see, I think probably circa 1880, Renaissance revival.
Empire revival, circa 1910.
As I said in the finds thread, circa 1920. Free is great! What is a free store? (I think I know but how do they pay the rent?) .... and where...
Not Victorian but circa 1920. Depending on what you paid, you did well. Berkey and Gay is quality furniture.
Think it is modern Ephraim. Check out the Affinity vase. Maybe an earlier version.
Just not a lot there. Does seem to be a roughly diamond shaped mark of some kind.
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