This site invites inquiries about Ronson products. It is primarily a site about their lighters but also handles inquiries about their lamps. I...
In your photo of the back, the black paint looks sloppily applied. The paint job should probably be better than this, with individual pieces...
Sometimes called radio lamps. Most likely plated spelter, rather than bronze. Imagine the cord is a 50s-60s replacement. Company went on to...
Can't help you much. Could be a foundry mark as opposed to the designer. 1980s?
60s for sure. Very well could be Italian or made in US with Italian components..
Yep ..... 1940s Duncan Phyfe style drum table.
Better than your generic scenic PBNs. However, not as much interest in these as there were even a couple years ago. Rare ones still bring decent...
I think these are probably Peruvian. Any thoughts on my other questions?
You might do better selling outright to a dealer and, certainly, better if you could find someone that wants it for themselves. Auctions can be...
Ditto what they said above ...... Doesn't look to be American to me so, if not in the US, will be hard for me to provide a value or...
Stanley is the hardware maker only. The nubs look like they could be for the larger cone type spools of thread.
Does have an interesting look to it. I think it is by an amateur, which is why you can't find anything on the artist. Looks like it might be a...
Susie Heikink?
I think approximate dimensions are fine. You mentioned too small for a turntable so maybe 18" across and 12" deep? No more than 30" tall? I am...
..... so in the US? What are the dimensions?
Bit of a puzzler here. I might have thought for a turntable, music box, or the like but there doesn't seem to be any holes for wires, cranks, or...
Now, that's a shed! I don't remember you mentioning the summer house before. That is way cool.
I know but I hate Christmas and to push it so early is excruciating to me. Too many years in retail will do this to you. I just started selling...
I'll show you mine if you show me yours ..... [ATTACH]
Brush McCoy Green Onyx. Shape is often referred to as a fawn vase.
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