I'm thinking marble also; marble comes in a lot of different colors and patterns, depending on where exactly it is from. Here are some examples:...
Very similar. What is the purpose of that one?
Perhaps for use as a "secret" compartment? My Grandfather made bookcases that had the bottom panel of the lowest shelf removable, for no...
I'd guess that the reason for the dual handles was so they could fold against the item when not in use, but be fairly steady when unfolded; as...
My apologies if my earlier post seemed to suggest there was anything wrong with meandering or going off-topic, or seemed to point at anyone in...
Sure does....I'll have to try to get some next time I'm in Vancouver.:happy:
PS, although Skokomish is an old and literal phonetic spelling of the native name for the Squamish people, they should not be confused with the...
Welcome!
Yes, could be Frank, as Komo suggests; but it is a large family. I've seen these little heads before, but don't recall which of the Natralls do...
Greetings, and good luck with the crystal.
But to answer the original question, although I am not a furniture expert, I'd call this an "armoire," a tall piece of furniture that usually has...
I see the word "Alpe" I think.....comerdall? Italian for Alpine cabin or canyon?
The detailing looks very resin-like to me, and the dark areas look to be applied rather than age-related....but it is not always easy to tell from...
....and welcome.....
It looks good to me also; but without provenance, authentication is tricky.
Welcome, I'm in Seattle also.
Not anything I've seen before; certainly a NW Coast native-inspired design, possibly a Raven or Eagle. Might have been something made for an...
I was thinking the same thing; paua is a very blue shell, bluer than other shells called abalone. The commercial aquaculture industry in New...
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