That would be my guess. A collaborative work by three people in a classroom.
Not sure the style, color palette, nor signature match for Silvano Assensi. That said, it could be an earlier work of his. He seems to be a...
Looks like it might be SILVARO. Hate to say it but believe this is probably a factory/decorative painting. You see a lot of these Mediterranean...
Many an elk's bugle tooth has been turned in to jewelry for Elk's club members over the years. I have my grandfather's watch fob mounted in 14K...
Somewhat in the style of Bernard Buffet.
While we didn't have the bombings and structural loss, we did turn back to traditional. Here, post-war design manifested itself in a resurgence...
Also English oak. Again, would think this 30s but no reason not to believe this could have been made in to the 50s as well.
I would have thought this earlier (30s as Johnny suggests). However, the stamp would seem to tell the story unless it is on a replaced plywood...
I debated about that for these exact reasons. Had I not known it English, I might have assumed French, as it is more typical of their exuberant...
English art deco wardrobe 1920s. Does look like burl walnut book-matched veneers. As you found, large pieces at auction are not faring well but...
Not a cemetery vase. Most cemeteries do not allow glass. Just a modern décor item.
Maybe we can all just sell to you. I would be very lucky to get $100 for the pair. My buyers would just see these as shabby (without the chic) :(.
Agree with Johnny and could even be a bit later. Might have been unfinished furniture when new.
I think you are off on the wrong foot already. I never would have sanded. That said, I would add some stain. Minwax Early American should...
This does have some of the characteristics of Indonesian furniture but agree that the real caning would be unusual for them. I still see it as a...
This has been bothering me and was hoping someone would know. I know that there are similar Czech vases but am thinking this thicker in body than...
What I am seeing is probably too much wax build up. Clean the piece with mineral spirits to cut any wax build up. If there are any places that...
I see one of your poll options is Mission/Stickley. No where near this style. The rocker is probably late 19th-early 20th century carpet rocker....
My thought would be Mexico with Spanish colonial influence. However, it could be Spanish or even American in the Spanish style.
In the US?
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