Mostly agree with the above. Think I see oak veneer on the body with other wood(s) in the frame and feet stained to match. Probably English or...
Think aesthetic style. Circa 1890. Somewhat related to a Thebes chair. Likely English. Looks like something that Liberty and Co. would have sold.
Appears to be a design for a mural.
If means of acquisition were no object..... Niagara! [IMG] At 7' long, I might have to move some things to find wall space ;) More attainable...
Think this is cast and, then, turned on the interior. Nice quality and some good age. Would think at least late 19th century. Could be a bit older.
Not terribly valuable. Maybe $100 to the right person on a very good day. Think 1/2 to 2/3 that is more realistic.
Looks more like maple (or possibly birch) to me.....
Styling and materials on this suggest 20s-50s. Search standing candelabra to find more examples. I am not finding much with the combination of...
See if there are any visible saw marks to photograph.
FYI: Look like prints, rather than real paintings, to me.
This kind of thing was used in churches, funeral homes, etc. Suppose it could be used in a home as well. No reason to believe this was not...
Possible 300 year old European furniture is out of my wheelhouse. That said, construction such as this is typical of early to mid 19th century...
I think 50s, give or take. A lot of these were from Italy. The carving on yours seems sub-par for the time period so it could point to a later...
Theo Tobiasse, The Coronation
Thanks for the additional pics. Was hoping to see the very top of the body of the vase, a side view of the socket, as well as the plug. I am...
Think you can compare it to other Acoma greenware wedding vases by other artists for value.
Late 19th century spindle chair with some elements of the stick and ball style. Was probably part of a set. I would think European (or English)...
Think this is probably Edwardian. Kind of a mix of styles.
Came with 4 leaves, though looks like there were probably 6 originally. Set sold yesterday. It is a good thing. I was getting very close to...
Nice chest and I am on board with a mid 19th century date. Would think a Scandinavian or Northern European origin.
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