Torchiere shades don't have holes. Think this makes it a hanging shade.
Interesting piece. I do think Jacobean revival circa 1930 and likely English. If not a magazine rack, I don't know what else it would be.
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In the 5th picture, the grain on the underside seems like it may run counter to the boards that make up the top's substrate. If so, it was...
That is the part that is puzzling. Would expect a bit taller back with a wood carved crest.
I think toward the end of the renaissance revival period so about 1880. Appears to be walnut. I am a bit puzzled by the back and wonder if this...
Maybe a little room if in great condition. The fragility of this scares me ..... :eek:
I think this was a hanging fixture and I get a 90s or later vibe from it.
I have taken a close look at the original pictures and do believe this to be pyrography or poker work. Poker work does date back to very early in...
Modern import décor piece w/ applied patina.
1920s-30s walnut veneer and solids stained to match. Here in my semi-rural Midwest location, I doubt it would be even that high at auction....
Appears to be studio pottery. Very difficult to pin down since they tend to be local in their reach. A pic of the whole thing and any provenance...
Styled after a Spanish leather dome top trunk but this appears to have drawers? Really need a lot more pics to assess this but my first...
Based on the one photo, I think probably 1940s dining chair. Would think under $100.00 for the set. That would be close to top retail here in my...
Agree that someone has made this from old furniture parts.
Last name maybe Donaldson?
Just looks like a crude hand made paper with maybe crayon?
Better than scrap..... Closest thing I could find to it is this for sale on a site for $65.00 [IMG] Think yours has better cool factor. Would...
Very cool. A bit brutalist in design.
Not much demand for the beds. Paint to your taste if you intend to use it.
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