First could be Weller.
That is not a typical Haeger base but, being so small and older, maybe typical doesn't apply here. Can't think what else it could be.
Never heard of a Klemp. The Hoosier's used a metal bracket but doesn't look like it would work on this without sawing off those protrusions....
If you read the story, it says it is the first artificial tree that is not a feather tree. At least that is how I read it.
I was just a tad late with the trigger .... LOL!
Here is the vase.... [IMG]
Not liking that drawer construction as far as it being a manufactured piece. Would think the drawer handles original. The circular scratch can...
Likely Chicago artist, Richard Ulman.
Your new photo shows the mark B&G used from 1905-1929. This fits in with the catalog listing from 1917. You could use 1917 as an approximate...
Agree on amateur status. Ilike the execution of the trees and water better than the foreground.
Renaissance revival game or card table circa 1875. Does appear to be walnut.
Would think the 1933 is your production year. Styling is basically Spanish. Value really depends on selling location and venue. Would think...
Really? Hard to believe that so much texture of the canvas is showing through. Must not have been prepared first. Also, is it a small painting?...
$80 is a lot for a single chair but where will you find another one? Nouveau meets aesthetic movement, circa 1890.
Quite good but there is that darned textured side of the masonite again. Never understood why anyone would think it an appropriate paint surface.
Paperweight was identified on PGP as Schneider.
Looks right. Thanks!
Just posted these in the finds thread. One on the right has an impressed S mark. Thought it would be easy to find but have not been able to....
The finds keep coming. Amazingly cheap this week. Posted a few over in art as well. Most expensive piece here was this bronze sculpture by...
Nothing too great to show today but I bought them .... so why not? This little 8" x 10" landscape on board came in a cheap 70s Mexican frame....
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