Agree with Johnny on this one. When you see that speckled finish, it indicates 70s or later.
Have not posted here in awhile due to busy schedule but thought I might post these since they just got posted to our website. Found a box of...
Would think Lombok but could be wrong since most is not marked.
That shredded clay decoration (can't think what it is called) is typical on 19th century Staffordshire figures so would not rule out an English...
New trend we are seeing in our store is drawers removed to provide open space. Not sure why this is preferable but they sell better than intact...
I think this is a period piece. Would put it to about 1830. The back is oak and I wonder if the wood was salvaged from something else.... hence...
Circa 1920 is about right on this.
Way cool. Think post-war, on into the 50s.
Frame is 20s-30s.
Think 1880s-90s.
Would think this a mug. Studio pottery and not so old since dated 1976.
Assume metal with faux wood grain? Think you paid an average thrift store price. Probably worth double or slightly more at retail here in the...
Great idea! How about a ficus? ...... with something low and trailing planted beneath.
My answer to you is exactly the same as mine to the poster in the other thread you found. Personally, don't think this is Geddes but often...
Are both arms showing this edge that looks like veneer? If not, it could be a natural split in the wood where the end grain meets the front of...
Agree, 20s-30s American. Uses multiple styles for inspiration.
No pics of the whole thing? Obviously French inspired but think American 50s-60s.
Can't help much as I am not real familiar with these. I believe on most, if you got the top drawer unlocked, it would allow all the drawers to...
Have been out of the new furniture industry for over 25 years now so am not current on trends. What I have observed is that much of the parts...
Think it earlier, transitional from the Mission style. This would put it in the 20s-30s, I should think. It is possible that the arm is veneer....
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