Fabulous ! Ill have to post some pics of my dollhouses ! It certainly could be from 1900,possibly a little older.But its hard to tell from your...
Stunning.
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Gorgeous table,love the size. If I remember correctly,during the victorian era it was popular to "gussie up" plainer older furniture by carving...
Great chair,love the lines. Very MCM.
I think its fantastic. Id have to keep that one! hes a very well known artist,it might behoove you to contact a few auction houses.
I could just see some 60s fashionista wearing this with some yellow velvet wiggle dress . It is spectacular !
Id guess 1880s.
That is too cute !
Brand new unfortunately. Pretty,but mass produced Chinese would be my guess.Asian arts are a minefield at best.Theyve been making the same...
The pulls,if bakelite,might be worth more than the dressers! I agree,1930s and mass produced.
I think its 1940-50s and that shade HAS to go ! No ones going to want it anyway.It is a pretty lamp. :)
A friend of mine calls ivory "bone" when he sells it. That way he can plead ignorance if called out on it.He figures whoever buys it will know....
Do I see remnants of white paint? Im getting a later copy vibe,maybe 1900s,but Im often wrong. Wasnt it Brad who taught us that the wider the...
Werent these called "spinet" desks? Id guess its 1920s-30s.
I love it!
That long beak makes me think of this...http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/season/4/toronto-on/appraisals/cast-iron-bird-gate-weight--/
I think its a 1970s coffee table missing the iron stand. But Im often wrong. :)
To me it looks like a 1940s set. Its in lovely shape,but your price is ...ambitious.
Looks to me like an end of day thing.
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