Seems like a competant artist but doesn't seem professional. Is it on the textured side of masonite? I see that some in paintings from the...
Only thing to show this time is this oak table and chair set. Wasn't sure the chairs were old but, after a close look, decided they were. They...
Would think 1870s-80s. Could very well be European in origin.
I have not seen any quite like this. Could be an artisan piece or, more likely, import craft furniture from Mexico (or elsewhere).
It is! Hate to say that it doesn't read any better in person. I will try polishing it a bit more and see if I can get a better picture. Thanks...
It does close tightly, though it is a bit beat up and doesn't close easily. I haven't had a chance to work on it yet.
Couple more things. I bought this quite awhile ago and don't think I ever posted it. It is a Doulton's Pompeii soup tureen. Pretty large ,...
Posted this in the finds thread but thought I would come here to see what you all have to say. Seems to be a little cosmetic pot (rouge?) with a...
Pickings have improved of late. All found this week at the thrift stores. Also posted several art finds over in the art category as well. I...
Late 19th century English jacobean revival hall or dining chair. Not a lot of value as a single.
I also like the detail in these. Great buy!
I am having trouble finding any good authenticated comparables. I also could not find the exact results for this lot item. I did find this one...
Another good week for thrift store pickings here...... This huge serigraph was purchased with 2 other pieces here for $20.00 total, so maybe...
Certainly older, maybe 30s or so. Not folk art. Possibly hobbyist but well done so maybe from small craft shop.
Agree with the above. Bigger is definitely not better in this case.
Petropolis is a city in Brazil. Can bet it is Brazillian mahogany. Looks to be early 20th century based on the styling.
Excited about it as a resource or for resale? I say both. You might even think about selling copies of it rather than the original. Should be...
Rather like this. I also see first name: P??? Surname: R???by. Have you taken the back off to examine further?
Smallish buffet, missing its mirrored top. Agree, circa 1900. Condition looks very good. If for yourself, $100.00 or so would not be terrible.
Lines look to be due to varnish discoloration or just plain old dirt. Signature: H. Durand (Denaud?)
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