Greg, You should list them on ebay. You might find that the original box would make them bring crazy money. Not guaranteed but have seen...
Right place, right time. This particular thrift doesn't have anyone who knows what they are doing right now. First time in a long while I have...
Bought this watercolor here in Central IL this week. I can't make much of the signature. It was framed locally so could be a local artist....
This group is stuff that I know I can make money on. Again, all thrift store finds unless mentioned otherwise. Best find was a pair of 14K gold...
Been awhile since I posted anything. I'll divide it up in to a couple posts. This first lot are things I bought because I could not help myself...
I think more made to look old than actual age. Virtually no real wear to it. Note how crisp the bottom edges are.
Could have been made from a pattern by a talented amateur or a superior student in a shop class. The notches cut in the verticals for shelf...
I would compare it to other similar oak bookcases. Doesn't look particularly home made and the style is more typical of 1900.
Indian Tikka box.
With that ring hanger, would think English or, possibly, Italian. Probably 20s-30s.
This is what is commonly referred to as a "C" roll-top desk since the curve in the roll-top is a simple curve as opposed to the sinuous curve...
Possibly English and Edwardian circa 1910 but Susan's date of 1915 could also be spot-on. has some elements of French regency furniture but don't...
I also thought French and think these a pretty good find.
Agree with Johnny about this being 70s or so. Therefore, not antique, nor 80 years old. I think You got a reasonable deal. You might see it a...
Have not ever seen those, nor do I find another pair in a quick search. I assume they are all iron? If so, would think late 19th to early 20th...
Would have thought wash tub bench but the differential heights on the legs doesn't make much sense. Suppose it could still be if designed for a...
Thanks. Have nothing more and don't think it is for blood-letting. Odd how there is variation in how the pins are made.
Looks like a factory or decorative painting to me and M. Gates may not be a real person.
The video is all well and good but it really doesn't show details of the item. I would particularly like to see a detailed photo of the flat end...
Always felt the hammered aluminum to be under-valued. I think yours to be older but kind of run-of-the-mill in design. Best pieces are designed...
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