Agree. Pretty delicate piece. Amazing it has survived.
Companies put their labels on their purchases regardless from where they were procured. An urn from an importer could get the same tag as...
Henredon is good at marking their things so I doubt they are theirs. Seems to be nice quality. If from a corporation, probably from one of the...
I am with James Conrad here. His answer is correct in every way. Looks like the glass knob may even be original. It is a shame that people no...
This is a mahogany Empire piece. Possibly French I do think all original. As for intended purpose, your guess is as good as mine.
I doubt I could even get $25.00 for the one that sold on ebay. No market here at all. I love the art deco pattern lusterware pieces but can't...
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Me three!
Ditto what Johnny said. Looks to have been nicely refinished at some point. Countless makers of such furniture with most centered in Grand...
I don't think the tape or water damage hurts much at all being confined to the back. The tape can easily be removed if you know what you are...
Most were Formica or similar material. The one in the photo most certainly is. Early ones may have been covered in oil-cloth....
Good finds. We never find Marblehead here in the Midwest unless from someone's collection at high prices.
To me as well. these could be the ends of handles with the center part broken out. The holes would be for set nails, used for effect.
As a brand, Stewartstown Furniture is probably not collected at all, unless by a few with local connection. Virtually unheard of elsewhere. As...
These are likely originals. Would think from Japan. Have seen similar before. Think quickly executed work for tourists. The initials and date...
This is likely contemporary to the certificate. There was a lot of interest in rustic furnishings at that time and this would fit. While not...
Looks to be walnut veneer with some other wood stained for contrast (likely birch or beech). I don't see any oak. I think 1930s is a pretty good...
Nice quality lamp. Doubt there will be a maker's mark under that bottom plate. Short of finding this in a catalog or a marked example, I doubt...
I also think early 20th century.
Subject matters quite a bit. Would call these regionalist works. Think the first of yours to be particularly good. Would be nice to know...
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