I see M. Barta (or Darta, or Parta). Looks like a serigraph.
Can see the side in the first pic. Just more foliation. Am no longer at the location where this resides or would shoot a better pic for you.
Agree, Late Victorian English oak. Here is something similar with intact top....
Realized that the pics really don't show the carving that well. New pic..... note the pineapple motif and is that a banana palm frond in among...
Interesting. Was thinking more South America somewhere. Could see Spain. Have not found another quite like it. Idea about age?
This heavily carved wood chest is 8" x 6". I initially thought Mexican but it is made of some kind of lightweight wood that looks like a type of...
Have this 1962 Ohio state NCAA swimming championship blanket or wrap issued to team member Tom Kovacs. I can find no comparables any where. I...
Restore to your taste. No great value as an original piece.
Another circa 1970 lamp in the so-called Hollywood regency style. Suspect it is American from imported parts. Globe part is probably glass with...
60s-70s is about right. A look at the plug might help to pin it down further. As for style, the so-called Hollywood Regency would fit. Would...
Think relatively new in a retro style. Seems to be silver plated.
Nice plate! Looks to be old damascene work. Maybe silver on bronze. Would be stunning if properly restored.
1920s traditional revival style. Walnut veneer with solids stained to match.
The name would only add slight value to these over other similar furniture without pedigree. I don't think I would paint them but also wouldn't...
I don't think this is a period example but still a very nice mirror. It is too good to chop up. I don't think I would even refinish it. Someone...
Still have a couple pickers I deal with regularly. It is a pretty casual arrangement for the most part. I am cheaper these days so am not the...
Think this is a modern import. Saw similar in the big box stores within the last 10 years.
Nice lamp! Is this iron? If so, possibly Bradley and Hubbard. Send it to me. I have the perfect shade for it ;)
[IMG] Took liberty of posting here for you. Looks like a nice mirror. Not sure if a period piece or reproduction. A pic of the back would help.
Generally don't doubt Skinner's but would not call this renaissance revival.
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