Don't think it is Batchelder but very well could be from one of the other potteries mentioned.
Particularly telling that they are from the same auction house and only 2 months apart.
Something like this would be illegal to sell at retail here in Illinois.
Agree with a 70s date.
This was mass produced by Henredon so not on the same par as the Wright furniture made for his houses. Still has value beyond what much MCM...
Can't see the mark well enough in the pic but may be the Imperial Russian mark.
Don't the vanity and chest match each other? Would certainly consider these art deco here in the States. More along the lines of the early...
The second one looks quite new and have my doubts about the first as well. Even if newer, the quality on the first is good. Not so much on the...
Ironically, just ran across this thread. Just pulled this similar bracelet from my hoard as I was getting ready to do a jewelry trunk show prior...
Looks a bit "off" for Handel. Found this Unique lamp on Pinterest. As usual with Pinterest, the link is a dead end so no more information. Shape...
From the same link.... [IMG] Think the OP could replicate something like this easier than the wicker. It may have had a wicker base under it...
Think they are the same piece and not necessarily newer. Do not think the paint to be original. Imagine brass plated steel.
I remembered seeing the Roadshow episode ;)
1920s traditional revival furniture. Walnut veneer and seems to be in good condition. Why on Earth would you replace the legs? Not a lot of...
Think all three are Chinese furniture or architectural fragments. Some time from the first half of the 20th century.
First looks like an English sideboard circa 1890. Chest of drawers and vanity are 20s art deco. Last piece is a circa 1865 server.
While the store may offer consignments, it sounds more like Asian Fever is renting space. Correct me if I am wrong. In either case, liability...
Not Frankoma. Think a North Carolina pottery …. One of the Cole potteries.
20s for sure. Wood is mahogany.
The one close up of the wood looks suspiciously like rubberwood but really impossible to tell.
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