Does not look like a real mark to me....... :(
Agree that this is studio pottery emulating SEG, but not period.
Styling suggests 70s-80s. Think this is likely an Asian import, which would explain why you are not finding anything quie like it.
Small fireplaces were often meant to burn coal. Here is an example of a fireplace with a solid decorative front plate. [IMG]
Agree. Victorian circa 1890. Think the upholstery about 100 years later.
No reason to believe that this is not a period piece.
Some fireplaces also had cast iron decorative front plates.
Metal fishing rods were a thing for awhile. 50s for sure. Not sure how early they came out. Edit: Found this article that says early 20th...
This site might be of help..... 2yr.net - Antique & Vintage Light Bulb Collection Museum - Main Page
Think it is quite old. Does it have a screw-in base?
Press-back rocker, 1900 or so. Wood appears to be ash/mixed woods. Out of favor right now. Probably had a cane or leatherette inset seat...
Looks like a mass produced copy of Western origin. Severe toning from a previous offset matting will greatly reduce the appeal for this.
Would like a look at the current pulls. Glass? Possibility that they could be older than the dresser and relatively valuable.
No problem with respectful refinishing. Based on the one photo, it really looks like it just needs some cleaning and touching up rather than a...
Renaissance revival walnut dresser circa 1870. Looks like the handles are wrong. Not missing much off the top. Here is a similar example with...
Do think a hanging cabinet. Agree with walnut. Circa 1875. Could very well be Dutch. Otherwise, maybe Belgium or Germany.
B&H made a variety of lamps. Shade could be right for this. Shade, at least, looks period to the lamp.
Newer for sure. Most Pairpoint lamps and shades are well marked.
Not really. More typical of low to mid price Midwestern makers.
Maple for sure.
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