..... and now there are at least two! Would like to know the background of how the OP came to get this.
Really doesn't look like mahogany. Maybe birch with a stain. Could be European in origin. If so, beech rather than birch.
A Victorian stand would, generally, be more ornate. However, both terms really relate to time frames. Victorian era is 1837–1901. Edwardian is...
Link to previous thread does not work. Confirmation of provenance from the Jefferson library may put this in a whole other category of value....
White is not original and would appeal to few. Not a piece I would consider for resale, even with different upholstery. Victorian sofas are a...
Lots of variations of this book by Roycroft out there. A leather cover is a plus. This one sold for $75.00. Sold: Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam...
May well be MCM. However, with that hardware, I doubt designer / high-end. I would not think this worth stripping. A better paint job might be...
Kind of has that spattered look seen on reproduction Mexican pottery. With the rounded bottom, may be a stylized depiction of a pottery vessel.
It is likely a unique item, so you will not find another. 19th century portrait of children. I am thinking first half of the 19th century....
The note on the back suggests that the one was given by Thomas Jefferson. Seeing as it is typewritten, one has to take this provenance as...
Nice item but would think the postage from Ireland would make it impractical to buy for most here in the US. Postage could exceed value for many....
Finds were kind of meager this past week. Large Fiestaware platter (14"). Only $4.00. [ATTACH] This sterling base sauce bowl was $3.00....
More to show from last week. This Victorian chair has some good repairs and very nice upholstery. Was priced $50.00 [ATTACH] This mahogany...
I would think arts and crafts period circa 1910. Agree that it is probably hobbyist painted on a European blank but they did a very nice job.
I do think they are original to each other. Value is minimal, at least in part due to the seat. I also think most would not appreciate the low...
I am really not sure on the wood for the top. Looks to be a large width single board. That would probably rule out most fruitwoods. I wonder if...
Looks like an oldie for sure. Late 19th century. Originally had a cane seat but, otherwise, original..
Probably a model number.
The extra large size would be a detriment to some. I see similar pedestal tables in the thrift stores weekly, going for very little. Scroll down...
Wouldn't it be 1964? Decoration is unusual and think pink paint is not original. Have not seen any quite like this.
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