Also think factory painting
Just noticed that the shades are on upside-down :woot:
This won't bring much at auction. Better to sell on your own.
Circa 1940 drop-in shade chandelier. Likely American in origin. Transitional form from Deco/Moderne to the post-war period with some more...
I don't want to buy anything at exaggerated prices any more. The market has dictated lower values and, consequently, lower prices. Dealers who...
Google tells me that CAGSL stands for Christian Academy of Greater St. Louis. Any possibility this was owned by them? If not, it must have some...
Here is the best information on WMF markings I can find.... http://www.ascasonline.org/windowfebbra105.html The simple ostrich in a diamond...
Any of the above ;)
I might push it a decade or so earlier. Walnut with burl accents. The top is marble rather than granite. Agree that it is missing a mirror.
No maker's mark? Cabinets like this with the flip-out laminate tops were popular from the 50s onward. Most I see are from the 70s or later....
Secessionist to my eye.
BINGO!
I did. It seems his primary interest is in the history and evolution of the mattress. He may also have the knowledge or ability to access the...
Drawer bottom confirms that this is pretty modern. At 27" tall, this could serve a myriad of purposes with none screaming out. Could even...
I am not sure that you can infer that this is an attribution to Geddes for all the products shown. Note the underlined portion in particular....
This is not traditional Native American pottery. Possibly made by a Native but not in the traditional way. Does it read F. Mescale?
It is modern Navajo. Second part of signature is Navajo but hard to read.
May be Hopi. @Taupou will know better.
Little more time today. Here is a previous thread that has the most information........
Looks a lot like the type of things a dealer in our group shop sells. She gets hers from a wholesaler and the items are made in Mexico. It is...
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