No you didn't. No specialist here..... Perhaps just enough of a generalist to know a little about the subject to conjecture about it.
Your jardiniere is not Roseville but, rather, Robinson Ransbottom pottery. It sometimes has the RRPCo. mark with Roseville, Ohio on the bottom...
Well …… the only pic I found of one was from your post on a facebook upcyclers group :sour: I did find mention of an oak one sold at an Indiana...
Not entirely clear when Drexel became Drexel Heritage. They bought the Heritage Furniture Company in 1951 so I doubt they used the name before...
Whether it ever had a mirror or not, it is a writing desk now. ;) Here is a similar vintage writing desk I currently have at my shop. If the...
Thanks! Great to meet you too.
1930s writing desk/table
Third vote for Anglo-Indian or other Southeast Asian colonial origin. Maybe water buffalo horns. Missing family crests at the top and center?...
Agree that it is hard saying from these pics but thought it looked better than the later versions For comparison a couple period examples: [IMG]...
Look more like celluloid. Either way, these would sell well on ebay.
Early to mid 19th century mahogany lyre based game table.
Sadly, the pulls are probably worth more than the chest.
Gas shades usually have either a 4" or 5" opening. Yours looks pretty standard but you may need to bend the prongs up to get a shade in there. A...
Not directly pertinent but a related story..... We recently had a lady go on a rant on our facebook page about how she saw a couple of her pieces...
My understanding of these are that the burners are pretty simple, made of cast iron and virtually fool-proof. The pilot lights often need a good...
Looks like Burley and Winter.
All I can make out is the word Cherry in your second pic of writing. Using software to manipulate the photos may help you to read them. There...
Would think sometime in the third quarter of the 19th century.
Here is what I found ….. "In 1980, a special Chippendale mahogany Sligh Centennial Desk and Trend 100 Centennial Clock were created, each in...
It is post WWI historical revival furniture. Doesn't replicate any particular historical style but does incorporate elements. I think if you...
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