Circa 1905, empire revival, American. Mixed woods, combination of veneers and solids with mahogany finish.
I don't hate it. More interesting than all the shabby white treatments we see. With that yellow base coat, I would have been more inclined to...
Value is really dependent on market. Worth $20.00 in Podunkville. Worth big bucks in a high-end shop or with an on-line vendor with certain...
Looks naive/amateur to me.
Thought I had replied to this earlier....??? Wood appears to be some type of mahogany, though you sometimes see them marketed as rosewood. See...
It is an older example of Indian engraved and enameled work. I have always liked older examples but have not seen all that much interest in them...
Would say it is 20th century classical revival, with elements of the French directoire style.
60s-70s. Glass is possibly Italian.
Based on the glazed bottom, likely Haeger.
Think this is relatively modern. Maybe 30 yeras old, give or take? Seem to recall similar in the import stores back then.
It is fabulous. Generally, most alabaster lamps come from Italy. However, something about this says French to me.
Raku studio pottery. The top is intentional but also looks like it could be broken in a couple places.
Another pottery that did not come to mind when I first posted is Cliftwood.
Possibly Monmouth.
Think it is fairly modern and always a lamp. It is in an archaic Chinese style but does not reproduce any exact object from antiquity.
Nice lot for only $7.00. Agree that the one is 50s. Most likely European in origin with that cap, if original to the ornament. Not terribly...
A late 40s to early 50s date seems right. This type of furniture certainly has a following. Really depends on how it sits, as people want to use...
Bumping this up. Any ideas about the signature/artist?
Can't find anything quite like it. Agree that this is a nice elegant design. Think it is probably MCM but could be from as early as the 30s. I...
Great start!
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