Thanks Terry. Would appreciate you having a look at my thread on this in the tools section.
Didn't really know where to put this but figured the tech geeks would find it here. This is a large General Electric 21" long cathode ray tube...
Round 2! The thrift was throwing out this chair because it did not sell. It is likely 150 years old due to the 2" thick single board plank seat....
My finds are all over the map today. Some of these things I need like a hole in the head but they were just so darned cheap I could not pass them...
Lloyd, Obviously, your chair is a representation of the painting but you really are comparing apples to oranges here. I think you need to...
A good buy at $250.00. These are one of the few examples of antique furniture that have kept reasonably good value. People are enamored with...
I think all three of us who posted values are pretty consistent in this case.
They would carve new blocks once the old ones wore out as a tribute of sorts to the artist. It was also a money making endeavor. Publishers were...
Likely one of the mass produced prints he authorized and signed en masse. He may have even authorized someone else to sign for him. Since these...
Would guess it is close to be an antique (100 years) if not already. Not a lot of style to go on for dating with it really. Missing a mirror?
Thanks for the additional pics ..... indeed, oak.
Most of these are English ..... Biscuits?
China cabinet here.
I find it odd that the original artists are not identified in the descriptive list. Most appear to have the artist's name seal on them in...
Can't really help much but I like this one quite a bit. Reminds me a bit of the work of George Jo Mess but obviously not his. The pollarded...
I try to conserve art as best as possible but sometimes it is not practical. For example, a particular artist who's works I love almost always...
Pretty confident in saying this is a 30s English mahogany veneer piece.
Depends on where you are. Here in the Midwest, I would think very little. Maybe $100-$150 for the set at retail. Less at auction. It is not a...
I think it is marble and the inside looks the same, only dyed. Probably Italian.
This is a very common practice and some prints have multiple editions from various publishers over hundreds of years. The prints are done in the...
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