Had a little time this morning and thought I might look for some other examples of what I was talking about above. Ironically, it lead me back to...
…… so, the question becomes what to do with it? I know the base is not staying. Do I just remove the threaded piece and call it a day? What do...
I would contend that such furniture needs to be termed Early Prairie School. Unfortunately, the Prairie School has become so ubiquitous with...
It is a period piece so late 19th or early 20th century. There are arts and crafts period transitional from the Victorian age pieces such as this...
Was able to buy this large 24" diameter leaded glass shade from another dealer for $75.00. Not sure what I am going to do with it but too good of...
Style is certainly right and the hardware is likely original. The stamp is not a company name that Morris ever used but can find no examples of...
Agree with a late 19th century date. Wood appears to be walnut. Classical motifs in the carving. Fabric is one seen here in the states from the...
Indeed nice but can't tell much from this one photo. Certainly an early 20th century fixture. Could be Quoizel but others made similar. I would...
Here is a good example of gouache painting. Usually done on paper. Result is much flatter than your painting. [IMG] A close up of gouache. Pic...
Liver of sulfur
The owner of the house had lived there since 1965. I imagine the lamp dates to that period or shortly thereafter. When or if they were ever...
I know this is a shot in the dark but any ideas on a maker? First pic makes it look wonky but it actually sits square. Thought this too well...
Have been on a bit of a binge buying "better" things. Still buying some schlock but not showing it here …. LOL! Bought these mica shade lamps...
About 16" tall without the lamp base …. and extremely heavy.
Picked up this bronze "thing" at the thrift store last week. Believe it is probably turn of the century Japanese. While it has been modified with...
Got these cleaned and that yellow shade is actually white …. LOL! The second one found by SIS is probably yellowed a bit as well. Here is a...
Indeed! Good eye. How cool is it that you found a jigsaw puzzle of it!?
That black painted luan panel screams factory art.
Looks more like oil to me. Not sure why you would doubt what it says on the back. :confused:
Not off-set to the left. Just overhanging the front. Photo makes it look offset due to the angle.
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