50s-60s colonial revival. Can't tell maker without a label but it really doesn't matter much who made them. Looks more like maple than cherry to...
Pics aren't the greatest but will give it a stab. Circa 1970 swag lamp. What some might call Hollywood regency.
Maybe a decade or so earlier than 1920. Agree with the A&C influence and probably not American. Little to no value in this condition. Worth...
Appear to be decorative pieces cast in hydrocal. The mottled staining is pretty indicative of the material.
I also think it looks more like mahogany. Rosewood is usually more figured.
Edan Huges passed away in 2015, taking his passion for California art with him. A portion of his collection was donated to the Crocker Art...
Do you plan to lay on its back or move upright? If on its back, make sure the glass doors are supported in the middle. If a slant-front, leave...
Plugs look original to me. Late 60s, I would say. If I had to guess, Haeger?
Agree, modern Asian but certainly a good look.
Nice renaissance revival example and you are about right on date, possibly just a tad later. Possibly a sewing table, though I would expect it to...
I can't find the Key West print either. Tried both by searching Washington and an image search, thinking it might come up by someone else. I am...
The E. M. Washington offering was a big art fraud exposed several years ago. A lot of people got taken. Block prints are still nice if you buy...
It is not by a known maker or designer. It is not antique. Just used furniture with any value being in its utility.
What more do you need to know? Impossible to peg to a maker without a label unless you would happen to find a catalog page. Doesn't really...
Blended glaze humidor/tobacco jar. Is missing its closure fitting. Many of these are European in origin but also from England and a few...
50s or later colonial take on a windsor chair. Maybe as much as a couple decades later. Wood could be maple or birch with a colonial maple stain.
A search of 1930s gentleman's dresser brings up some similar. Could also use depression era and/or tall chest. [IMG] [IMG]
Circa 1900, American. Value is dependent on where and how selling. In my semi-rural Midwest neck of the woods at retail: Very little value on...
On the nudes, I see something like Sophia (Sylvie?) Johnstine (Johnstone?).
Yikes :eek:.... cracked to boot! I always find it interesting when someone has something that they know nothing about but think it is worth a...
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