This is the first of about 5 sales. John collected for 60 years and never sold a thing. I knew him for 35 years. We have rented a former bank...
This is the estate sale that I have been working on the last several weeks. Time to make it public! Here are some pics and a link to the actual...
I think circa 1920 is a pretty good bet but probably made the same way for decades. Label style is consistent with an early 20th century date.
Looks like it might read Printing and Stationary Co. May be a retailer's label or totally unrelated to the file box.
Think the rabbit an Asian import. The base may be home made.
Mexican tourist souvenir
Looks like a painting to me … albeit a decorative one. European based on the brown canvas and mid-placed stretcher bar. Also don't think...
You have a genuinely old mass produced print. The "Certificate of Authenticity" on the back is some retailer's attempt to glorify a rather...
Nice! Looks like a block print to me.
Almost looks like it was made from a section of old flooring, joists and all.
Agree with a 40s-50s date.
Since found in Australia, English is a better bet than American. Coming from France, then, who Knows? Suppose they could be Continental. I...
Could be, but just as likely American. Where did you find them?
Late 19th to early 20th century dining chair. See you have at least 2 of them. How many did you get? Looks like they are probably walnut.
Something about the hands make me think of Nazca , Peru.
Was thinking English Edwardian so in the same ballpark.
Arts and crafts period teens-20s.
Really all that can be said about Simmons metal furniture has been said in those other threads. The styling on this piece is not the type that...
Agree with MCM or a bit later. Can't see mark well enough to make anything of it. All I can say is that I don't think it is American.
They are celluloid but showed up in a search for bakelite. Most sellers don't know or care about the difference.
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