Material is likely iron for these, though they could have some brass parts. Use a magnet to test. These would be from the 20s- 30s. As I said...
Value is really dependent on where and how you sell. In my semi-rural Midwest market we used to sell similar bridge lamps with non-original glass...
Circa 1950 and likely American.
It wouldn't be worth any more than she paid for it most places at retail here in the US. I don't know what the UK market would bring. We do have...
Thanks for the information!
This is how it would sell best in our store….. [IMG] Or lately, blue is the new fad...… [IMG]
Would call this naturalized craft or art furniture. The term live edge will bring up somewhat similar furniture, though this piece really doesn't...
Size will limit market on this. The right person would love this if they have the space and the ability to transport. It may take a long while...
Here is a clothing department photo from an old department store: [IMG]
Think this to be antique or nearly so. Agree that it is likely a commercial piece for store display. In the past, much merchandise was kept...
Thank you @Scott Bond Nice to fill out some information. I still own this painting, as it fits in with my industrial art collection. As stated,...
Looks like a lamp/ceiling fixture part but not sure how it would be used. You usually see that set screw and adjustment on ceiling canopies. The...
Unfortunately, this would sell better painted shabby white in our shop :( It would sit forever as-is and probably have to be discounted. I am...
Nice that the original shade is intact. Assuming excellent condition, would think worth a couple hundred or so to the right person. Finding that...
I think a bit older. That double lighting cluster like that is typical of pre-WWII. Suppose it could be a little newer but certainly phased out...
Fancy veneer looks like ribbon mahogany. The base and other solid wood parts look to be poplar and imagine they once matched the veneers a bit...
20s or so dining room piece. Guessing not too wide so would probably call it a server. Styling is based on William and Mary designs but in no...
Circa 1920 and French is a very good bet. Do I see a matching vanity in the back? Any marks?
This would have been nice information to have up front. Many of us are in The US, so come from that perspective. I like to think we are no so...
If interested in brutalist furniture, look up Paul Evans. He may have designed some of this for Lane. He also did much higher end brutalist...
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