I see Loyd R. Gu???osan
I would say art moderne is it. Unfortunately, this is not a term that anyone much uses. It is usually lumped in with art deco or sometimes...
I get a colonial vibe from this. Thai? Anglo-Indian?
Wonder if that split iron crossbar once was covered in brass at one time.
Here are pics of the one I have for sale. I was mistaken about it being Pier One. It was from World Market (Similar but different). [ATTACH]...
Different form but similar construction. Mine is currently for sale in my shop space. If still there when I go in Fri., I'll get a pic for you...
Have one with a Pier 1 label and tag explaining it is a bracelet bowl.
On ebay? Think should get multiple auction bidders at that price. If doing a BIN or in other retail sales venues, I would say at least 3X that.
Forgot to add that this one could be a tad earlier. More like circa 1900 but made the same for at least a couple decades.
Yep... ditto the above. Could add oak press-back. Not a Boston rocker.
Am beginning to think this is newer. Have seen another example with a pristine interior as yours and another with the ubiquitous 4 black...
If there are several examples out there that are unmarked, doubt it is Stellmacher. Could see one or two slipping through unmarked or mark...
….. so have determined the stamp is for the drawer bottom plywood. Assuming it hasn't been replaced, would likely be an American piece. Think...
Think drawer pulls are original. Have seen this line before but don't know attribution.
Spoon carved walnut with Eastlake influence as suggested above. About 1890. May not be American since I have never seen an American piece with...
If I had to guess …… Eduard Stellmacher
Great find! Not necessarily Secessionist but certainly from the same region. Would look at the various potters that marketed under the Amphora...
Pretty much my feeling as well.
50s-60s for sure.
Odd thing, think not American. Where are you?
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