Would say 1940s.
Johnny is spot-on.
English but a tad later. Circa 1920, traditional revival.
If all the parts are there and in good cosmetic condition, seems about right for non-working condition. Might be able to get them down a little.
I think that is a pretty fair offer, particularly taking in to consideration the missing molding pieces. You would probably get less at auction....
Have not seen one like it. Would have to guess Africa but that is all I have.
There are some similar here...... https://www.pinterest.com/ogiet/a-thousand-years-of-stoneware-jars/?lp=true
Not coming up with anything conclusive. I think the first initial is a C since it matches the C in child.
If, in your mind, someone is asking way too much for an item, it is best to walk away. Your offer was less than 25% of asking price. Most people...
Looked at a lot of different labels but couldn't match this. You might try posting here :...
Very interesting. I get a secessionist or maybe even Glasgow school vibe from this. What is the provenance?
Kind of arts and crafts with a bit more traditional twist to it. Not sure if this makes it pre or post arts and crafts period. Looking at the...
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Lots of companies made similar. Maybe a South Bend Oreno.
I think it is nice quality modern. May even be Indonesian. I don't think I would pay more than $150.00 for it and, then, if only for myself.
Circa 1890 patent platform rocker. The adjusting lumbar support is unusual. Doesn't scream any particular style. I think the caning has been...
I think 1860s or so spool chair. Just starting to see some renaissance revival influence there in the detailing. Spool furniture had two periods...
Turn of the century serpentine front Victorian chest. The newspaper article posted above shows a picture of the factory from 1896. This...
Not unusual. I have sold a fair amount of modern Fiesta purchased on the secondary market with such issues. I don't know the source but much has...
Fauvist?
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