Mexico for sure. No way 30s. Remember seeing similar for sale in the 80s-90s.
Big heavy desks like this are a hard sell. A few people want them but they go for a song.
It is a painted seed pot from Jemez Pueblo. My understanding is that they really had no tradition of pottery making historically. They began...
I think your new pics confirm it is a painting. looks to be mixed media (watercolor and acrylics?) Your last pics seem to show some marks...
Forgot to post this one last week. This has been sitting for weeks and is now down to $37.50 from an original price of $150.00. Only a few...
That Acoma eye dazzler is nice!
Late 19th century is about right. Looks like oak. Fairly non-descript in form. Appears to be in good condition.
Can't tell you whether the mark relates to a maker or is some type of institutional marking as suggested. I don't think it really matters....
I think the dough bowl is fairly new. The rest appears to be legitimately old.
Henredon is very good quality and expensive when new. It brings a slight premium over other used furniture on the secondary market. It really...
Was on my phone when I replied above so couldn't see pictures well. Very nice find and curbside is amazing! This is pine and has all indications...
Do not sand and research more before you do anything. Form is similar to a Southern sugar chest. Some are worth big bucks.
Agree, circa 1970.
First is a 30s vanity mirror. Second is just used furniture with little to no value. See similar in thrift stores for $5-10.00 or, occasionally,...
Think this is an artisan piece. Have you checked carefully for a signature? Otherwise, I wonder if this might be an import craft piece. Maybe...
I just might be tempted. That pewter art nouveau frame, might be worth more than the whole lot if not damaged.
I usually at least look at what I bought once before I pack it away ;) I was thinking about something I know I own the other day. Would like to...
Is the last photo the drawer? If so, they seem to be mitred at the corners and use some type of hidden joinery. Possibly some type of rabbet joint.
The Heywood Wakefield desk was gone pretty quickly. I don't know what they got for it but dooubt more than a 20% discount since it had just come...
Your chest is a mahogany late classical (pillar and scroll) piece, circa 1850. Actually seems to be in decent condition for its age. Not in...
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