I thought likely Japanese characters.
Had the same lamp. Much later than the 70s. 2000s or so.
Not sure what you call them but appears to be a drafting table system for sliding rules (keeps them aligned as you move them).
I am on board with 60s-70s and likely Italian. Not a hand made one of a kind item.
Have looked at that area and it just looks like foliage. Thought there might be a lower case E just above your oval but have discounted that as well.
While the form matches, not the quality of Val St. Lambert. [IMG] Val Saint Lambert Luxval Mimosa Art Deco vaas * Depot59
Definitely a reproduction. Quality is not there, bottom is wrong, and the G looks like a Y in the signature. so...... a genuine Yalle'. ;)
Stretcher is definitely American. Have found a Luc Ballon with three paintings totally disparate in style. One was somewhat similar. Finding a...
Agree now that it is Ballon and the signature seems to match the 2 paintings Kronos posted. I am partial to mine over either of those. Was...
Just picked this up off ebay. Listed as unsigned but clearly signed lower right. 12" x 16" Frame is new. No clues on back. Signature looks...
Still not popular here in my Midwest location. Only MCM furniture in good original condition is sought after but even that only has a select...
I think this the most likely scenario. From what I can see, this has much more painting than a typical oleograph.
I beg to differ. While not all old plumbing fixtures are worth saving, many are superior to what is being made new. You also can not often...
Could also be Scandinavian.
I get the Hoffman reference and you might call these secessionist. However, the arm chair could also be considered an empire revival barrel...
1940s Duncan Phyfe-esque dining chair.
Think probably post-war and Italian in origin.
I am on board with an 80s or later date.
Osborn?
This looks more like deposit plating. Brass to copper? .... unless I am just totally seeing this wrong.
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