Pickings have been slim this week,many trips to many stores and these are all I found.Probably not a bad thing,considering! Belleek frame that...
Lovely victorian spoon back chair,not terribly rare or unusual. Id guess 1870s-1880s. Here in N. Fl you'd be lucky to get $125 for it.
Its lovely and looks to be in great condition. It probably wouldnt take much to get it looking good. Stupid question,but does that top drawer...
Zoinks ! Changed ! :)
INH You are the best ! Thank you SO much ! Rather an odd thing isnt it ? Dont be surprised if it ends up in a secret Santa gift !I appreciate...
Could the last name be Rau ? Or Bau? Love the colors.
Hi guys! Such a fun discussion,thank you all so much for your thoughts. I never thought a bracelet,I just assumed key ring because of the well,key...
Hi all. I picked this thing up and have since been driven batty trying to figure out A) how to use it B) who made it . You'd think the hand clasps...
The 1st chair looks to be 1960s,the rocker is turn of the century mass produced .Last century,not this one. :)
I get a 1960s vibe off it. Lovely table.
So sorry for your loss .A few pics would enable us to offer a better idea of what quality we are talking about. Plus,we like seeing stuff! It...
Is there more to the set ? Id guess 1880-1900 .How interesting.
1950s-60s Japanese probably.
Its good you're going in knowing in advance theres so terribly much to learn . It never stops either. Most of us have been at this for decades,and...
Id guess 1980s too. Very cute watch!
Zoinks ! Thats quite a lot,I wish you luck ! By the by,I just noticed hes straddling the poor guys torso !!!
That thing is GRUESOME. Im all about art being provocative or wacky,but ugh !
I asked that because theres a Ron Rennick of Vero Beach who is a Harvard educated art collector and owns a gallery,so maybe this is by him.
The one gent looks like hes wearing 1920s clothing. Im leaning to very talented "sunday painter" . Its very charming.
Fantastic piece ! Very MCM. Where did you find it ?
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