Abrams?
No reason to think these are not old, most likely Victorian. Would not sell them short. Closest comparable I could find is this damaged pair...
Sure look like crystals to me. I think either a happy accident or a trial glaze as someone else suggested.
Nice lot. I imagine middle TN is a lot like my market in central IL. Hard sell on anything these days. Agree that the corner cabinet is just...
Not having any luck with this. Not convinced the first initial is a C. Would probably date this to circa 1920. Quality frame. Possibly Newcomb...
The glaze on the piece in the link is described as similar to Brush-McCoy art vellum line which is a mottled glaze unlike that seen in this vase....
Looks like crystalline occurence in the glaze. Could just be a happy accident through a quirk in the firing. No reason to believe this is not...
Also called a plantation chair. Don't think this is walnut but some kind of tropical hardwood. Not the same as what is currently billed as...
Circa 1860
Circa 1950. No discernable style other than traditional. Something is odd about the placement of the legs and how they are attached. May not...
More properly, late classical. Most of these are mahogany or walnut. Your close up is a little too close but looks more like mahogany.
Quality of the carving is sub-par to be antique. This one is supposed to be Qing dynasty but even it is not all that great. [IMG]
Agree with the Eastlake designation on the first one but believe it also shows some elements of the renaissance revival period. As such, it is a...
The white bottom is throwing me. Best guess would be continental.... Germany? Austria?
Nothing more to add. Really nice condition and think you did well for the money.
Found this (Mrs. S. J. Tryon). S. J. Tryon (Mrs.) (American, 19th Century) Rocky Outcropping with Pines Auction Number 2570M Lot Number 465 |...
While I can not confirm, my hunch is that this is a rather modern import.
Maybe an early piece of Desert Sands pottery. Dark rim is throwing me but, otherwise, fits.
This is a modern import of, so called, plantation mahogany. Indonesia or India would be my bets as to origin.
Circa 1900 for a date. Prices are way down but $200.00 seems a bit low for an upscale market like Austin. Checked on the 6 chairs for $50.00 and...
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