Certainly looks like the table could date back to then. The chairs are American circa 1940.
New pics confirm turn of the century age. Looks to be ash from some of the pieces on the sides, though other wood seems to be more non-descript....
Here is one somewhat similar.... [IMG]
Early 19th century Federal mirror. Would probably have had a reverse painted scene in the top section.
If it is just wax, mineral spirits should cut it without touching the finish. It may leave a hazy residue so you would want to clean with lemon...
English draw-leaf table from the 30s. Pic is better but hard to tell wood from this. Most such tables were oak, though this one could be mahogany.
Good buy for $40.00, whether new or old. Think probably newer based on what I can see. Would like to see back and construction as suggested....
I find this to be more and more true. We are selling ideas and a lifestyle, no longer things. The most successful dealer in our group shop is...
20th century Spanish renaissance revival. In a style often seen in colonial pieces but could actually be Spanish in origin. Maybe as early as...
Size and depth of wells? If the right size, maybe a food service cabinet for dispensing flatware.
Doesn't look like her work
Not real sure on #1. Very similar to some that are relatively new but could be older Czech. Rest appear to be 20s-30s. Would think all to be...
I would pass it by at that price unless buying for yourself and you love it. Don't see much resale potential at that price in my market but your...
Certainly intriguing. Signature bears some similarities but also some differences. I also don't think the work matches stylistically. Back...
Have not added anything since you all have covered this so nicely. ;)
Are you talking about those areas that appear to be encrusted? I would see no harm in scraping them off with a wood or plastic scraper. Once off,...
Shhhh ... the secret is now out.
Nice haul! Hard to beat those iron sticks for a buck. Particularly like the silver modernist pin with green stone. Any marks?
Might say Dine which is the native word for the Navajo. If so, this could be a pot by Ernest and Arlene John.
Would think early to mid 20th century.
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