More to show from the same thrift store. This pair of French chairs was priced at $15.00 each. Seem to be very good quality with feather/down...
More likely birch.
I am in the hobbyist ceramics camp.
Agree with the above. Maybe a bit higher at retail to the right person. Large size is a detriment to most.
Limbert is well known for their arts and crafts period furniture. It is well sought after. This later piece in a Hepplewhite style, not so much....
If you compare the watercolor splotches, you will see they are different..... so another copy. Assume aoriginal by the artist but, without...
Interesting read. Truly hidden in plain sight!
I think if you read my answer carefully, you will see I said you need something with more varnish in it than the Howard's (and presumably the...
Size? Is the base painted? I do think late 19th century but church furniture of similar style was still made significantly later.
I don't know about Kramer's but, if it is like Howard's, you probably need something with more varnish in it. I use a tung oil varnish on many...
More arts and crafts to my eye.
The two comparables posted by TallCakes have identical fonts. Neither is identified by the seller and have different burners. Seems that most...
Only thing to show right now is this set of 4 T-back chairs. Only $15.00 for the set and they have been sitting for over a week now. Spied them...
Thought that a possibility but can't find another like it.
A few more things to show. A dealer must have liquidated a bunch of these framed Victorian prints, as they keep showing up. I know they are not...
Picked this up the other day for very little. At first glance I thought it a reproduction since it is in exceptional condition. Any idea on...
Picked this up the other day for $6.00 at the thrift store. Will post on PGP with more pics and questions. Also have some more art finds for the...
Like this one quite a bit. Too bad it is not signed. I have tried to shy away from unsigned works but sometimes you just have to buy them.
Maybe worn silverplate? No marks on the bottom?
Quite the piece. Guess it would be a sewing stand. I am thinking sometime the last quarter of the 19th century and, indeed, a revival piece of...
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