Everybody thinks that about smaller furniture,but it was very common to make miniature version of furniture for children,or their dolls. Joel...
Okay,I first thought the name was "Mao" when I saw it ,wich led me to this guy,who is a surrealist.Just a...
Heres my guesses...the 1st one is factory art,The gorgeous landscape might be signed "B. Currell'' ,and the nude MIGHT be by C.T. Hibino.
My guess is Empire,circa 1850's maybe. Possibly a childs dresser considering those measurements. It is adorable.
Please bear in mind thats just a guess,it could be a later copy of that style.Im an amateur,wait for some real experts to venture an opinion. :)
Hi,I picked these up today thinking they were glass,so I was surprised the seem to be pottery. They are very light, 6 1/2 inches tall,5...
It looks like a 1920s slag glass lamp.The dragon cutouts are interesting,but that color could be a hard sell. That being said,I like it too.
My very first thought was Derby,dont ask me why. They are gorgeous plates !
Id guess 1870s-80s. That being said,I personally NEVER buy anything chipped,cracked or worn. That would only double my intake !
Pop that sucker out and take a clear close up of the signature.I really do love this and am dying to know who made it. :)
I LOVE those Bev ! :)
My mistake,why dont you post an example so I may learn the difference?
Its true! remember Tomato head ?!?
Love the painting,but your avatar is freaking me out ! :)
It does look like an old european mine cut diamond .
OMG,wich one do I love the most ?!? Maybe Kenyon on the 2nd one? Those tilework ones are to die for! Very "Pompeii" !
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