Trinket/jewelry box. Probably 60s or later.
It is pine and it has been scrubbed to the bare wood. This look was quite popular in the late 80s and boatloads of scrubbed pine furniture came...
Really, not much more to add to Ghopper's excellent analysis. Certainly has some art nouveau details. The light wood could be beech.
American art pottery is kind of a category of its own. There are a handfull of exceptional potteries that command great prices. American...
This may be the find of a lifetime!
You do know that first vase is Newcomb college..... great score! Second vase is probably Belgian.
Would think Zanesville with that bottom.
Old utility/janitor's sink. The bar is for support for excess weight when you hang a bucket from the faucet to fill. Note the hook on top of the...
Where is @springfld.arsenal when you need him?
This is the state of the market in most places here in the US. I spent many years restoring antiques and swore I would never paint furniture....
More likely a lino-cut.
Have to say that this is one of the nicer "original" vases I have seen. Most are pretty uninspiring.
Yeah.... get rid of the paint. Have seen these from time to time and always assumed them to be McCoy. Can't say I have ever verified that but...
I can go either way on this one. Desk if it had a gallery rail. Vanity if it had a mirror. Those squareish drawers in the pedestals are more...
Think this is a relatively modern import. Perhaps from Indonesia. Front gooks to be coated with gesso prior to painting.
Think it is probably a bit later... circa 1940. It is a take on a Sheraton desk with some classical elements. I would call the columns reeded....
Just realized that I have a similar, albeit smaller, box. Picked this up sometime in the last year at a thrift store. Pretty sure it was $5 or...
Grueby made a very similar shape vase but I do not believe this to be Grueby. This may well be Asian in origin due to the way the glaze falls...
Think this is probably Camark. The way the handles attach is different than the Burley and Winter version. The glaze also is more consistent...
Probably Burley and Winter. Another possibility would be Camark.
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