More thrift store finds. I keep buying glass, china, and pottery despite saying I am going to quit. It is hard to pass up when it is so darn...
..... But I don't ..... and that bothers me. :sour: If I have any knowledge, it is in the area of arts and crafts period pottery. Makes me think...
Value is really dependent on where you are selling and venue. I could see this priced over $300.00 in a big city higher end shop or $25.00 in a...
This matte green vase had 35 bids and sold for over $400.00 despite having a good chunk out of the base. It is marked but the mark doesn't mean...
13" seat is very low. The the appearance of the front legs doesn't bother me as much seeing the new pictures. It is possible that it has been...
As I said, may be worth more as an art piece to some people. A lot of work went in to that but, on the secondary market, most are not willing to...
Agree. Does the top have a smooth surface or is it just raw plywood?
It is a triangular file. Doubt the tail end is supposed to be bent.
Hard saying. Pretty basic industrial design that could have been made for a lot of years. The pan-head phillips screw seen and the type of cord...
Can't tell too much from this one pic. Queen Anne style and does seem to have some age to it. What is the seat height? The way the front legs...
These are generically called "Santos" with origin traced primarily to Spanish speaking Catholic countries. Given where it was found and the wood,...
Has lost any value as an antique so really impossible to evaluate in those terms. May actually be more valuable to some people as a piece of art...
Nice frame. Not sure why people are always afraid of hanging things. I can't imagine it is that heavy. If it is, find a stud and there should...
It is not screaming Chinese to me but could be. The central carving of the panels seems more Thai or Indonesian to me.
Very nice! I get a 20s-30s secessionist vibe from this. Consequently, this would point to Germany or Austria as a source.
Looks to be mahogany. I do think the West Indies or Latin America to be distinct possibilities.
Odd thing. Maybe a variation on a paymaster's desk. Probably last quarter of 19th century. Does look like walnut.
Is the 4th pic the whole thing? I do think the legs were added.
Circa 1900 golden oak. Lions for sure.
I do think colonial. There is also Dutch colonial furniture besides British. I am not sure where this one might have come from.
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