Very nice painting and worth some effort in finding the artists. Signature is tough and I too see an Si at the front and '68. Beyond that, is...
I think Indonesian ..... Lombok
..... but this is not a torchiere. A torchiere uses a decorative glass shade. This is a diffuser shade, meant to have another shade placed on...
That is a lot of missing veneer so difficult to splice in new pieces. I might be tempted to cut a straight line across, remove the veneer outside...
Believe it to be a half-tone print.
I don't see leather. Looks like a nice early 20th century example of pyrography. Where is the signature?
Likely etched into a plastic plate and, then, inked. These show up here from time to time. The consensus is that they are not all that old....
Pneumatic staples began being used commonly in the 60s and ubiquitous by the 70s. You sometimes see larger staples that were hammered in used in...
Had a similar one that I believed to be an Asian import (.925 mark). Had this confirmed by another dealer. The quality just was not there to be NA.
Needing upholstery, I wouldn't touch them despite the bargain price. The market just isn't there unless you re-upholster them. Once you do so,...
Size? I am seeing similar called cricket boxes, incense boxes, betel nut boxes, etc. I do think India and with some age but not ancient. Seems...
They are antique. I would think late 19th century. Likely European in origin. (French? Belgium?). Too bad there isn't a 4th. I would say...
Interesting. Could be they were done both ways.
Agree with the others. The plywood back and drawer bottoms are the most glaring signs.
From what I am seeing, the Aasbjerg furniture has true dovetails at the corners. These are just finger joints.
Would think English or Continental and 1930s-40s, though some similar were made into the 50s. Occasionally see these low dressers with low...
Ditto what the others said. Early 20th century plant stand.
Have seen this before but have never seen it attributed. Think it is a bit later than MCM. 70s, on into early 80s.
Agree, Newer Asian. When you see those ground bottoms with a wash to the center and rubber dots, it is indicative. That center wash may...
Have been going back and forth between whether American or English. The secondary wood looks like it could be pine but a bit odd. Later British...
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