https://prodigalpieces.com/antique-library-table/
Library table. Maybe 1930’s- 1950’s or so (not sure) I don’t know to me it looks like maybe GN Kelly or GK Nelly. But I also don’t think that’s...
Agreed. We enjoyed it. Good movie
Hi Bronwen. Thanks for the interesting information and for correcting me. Always assumed these were bigger. Yes,the detail on that one is amazing...
Maybe a version of a Victorian music cabinet with wood inlay? 1900-1910?
Agreed. The village street or market scenes looked to be a popular subject matter. For the most part these scenes do have a certain allure. Thanks...
Thank you for the comment Any Jewelry. ‘Charming’ is maybe the best way to describe this.. Nothing really special. I agree with you,I will search...
Interesting. Yes I agree
I was thinking at first the initial is a ‘A’or ‘H’ And the surname ended in a ‘i’ or ‘j’ or ‘y’.
Searching that name and ‘variations’
Thank you for the image
Much appreciated Debora..Thanks
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Hi all,trying to figure out this painting and ID the artist. It looks like a vintage Spanish...
I agree 100%. Only saw those numbers now.. :)
Lot/auction ID no?
Your lamp does however look a little newer to me (but that’s just me guessing)
There’s a few different versions https://www.mlive.com/grand-haven/2011/02/old_things_next_post.html
Have alook https://www.oillampantiques.com/our-current-range/table-lamps/sears-roebuck-antique-oil-lamp/
I might be wrong. But I see Sears Roebuck and Co produced lamps like these in the late 1890s. Opal glass hand painted with a winter scene of a...
And south we go!!
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