Not really a dry sink but can see why you pegged it as such. Really think it is more of a server. Wood is mahogany. Probably no earlier than...
Here is one I recently picked up that is clearly a revival piece. Very very similar. [ATTACH]
The red does make me think mahogany. Still really can not tell for sure from the picture.
Some beautiful crosses here! Suppose most of you have seen the Attallah Cross worn by Princess Diana that Kim Kardashian just bought at...
Think this is probably MCM. There was a bit of an A&C revival then, with the hammering. Also, the deco lines were big as well.
Would this be Victorian? Basing this on what I found here. Dating Brooch Fasteners - 1850 to 1910 (realorrepro.com)
I also think revival. With the drop-leaves, would be considered a Pembroke table. Most of these were mahogany. Hard to tell what yours is from...
Your desk is called a davenport desk and certainly has some value. I looked through 25 pages of davenport desks sold at auction and did not find...
My sister picked up this delicate bouquet pin from the thrift store. It looked like it maybe has been dipped and was a dull mess. She has...
With the carving, I would think English. Otherwise, agree.
Here are some I picked up this past week. All were $1.00 each! These small tweaked photo prints on textured paper were done by a local artist...
Looks a bit like Marlon Brando.
Wow! How did you get that? Thanks much!
Your use of "mum" makes me think you are in England? If so, your first chairs are likely beech with a walnut stain. As I said before, the...
Looks like a real painting to me. Whether by a real artist or factory art, remains to be seen. Wait to see what others have to say.
No .... depression babies saved everything good for later. Unfortunately, later never came :(
Finding an exact match is next to impossible. Your chair with the striped seat is late Victorian, so turn of the century. Wood appears to be a...
This large abstract print is titled Petroglyphs #37 and the artsist seems to be Kosad or Kosard. The print is designated M/P. Does this mean...
Think this is early 20th century.
This thread is 6 years old so "soon" went out the window long ago. Your best bet is to start a new post here with clear photos.
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