Neatsfoot oil seems to be the choice for the job. I am sure there are some other commercial products that would also do the job.
Details are different from the Borge Mogensen chair so maybe a nice knock-off import. Wood looks like a tropical hardwood ..... so-called...
It's a nice one! Here in the US we would call this a sideboard or a buffet with hutch..
This is what I would expect a Federal butler's desk to look like ...... [ATTACH]
While the fold out drawer top is typical of a butler's desk, the small size keeps me from labeling it as such. As for Federal period, the lack of...
Here in Illinois (and also Indiana), possum belly bakers cabinet is a common term that goes way back. I imagine these originated here in the...
Old wicker..... [ATTACH] Cane seat [ATTACH] Leather cut to size replacement.... believe they can be bought on ebay. [ATTACH]
I am not understanding the slide apart top stuff. Perhaps the extra top has something to do with this? Otherwise, these are pretty generic and...
Turn of the century loose variation on a Windsor chair. Probably the captain's chair from a dining set. Seat would have been cane rather than...
Probably not a kit. It would have been a blank for painting on much like one would buy prepared canvases and canvas-board. The tag and round...
Indonesian. The one you show out of the sheaf is a kris.
Would imagine the label is for the blank. Looks to be hand painted but I can't tell for sure from this photo. Arctic exploration was a big topic...
Just an older black frame. I would guess 60-80 years old. May not have originally been black but who knows.
Maybe Lick with the 10 commandments? Studio or student pottery. Agree that the numbers are the date.
Circa 1900 Victorian frame with gesso moldings. I would prefer it without those 4 rosettes but they do make it different than some of the others...
I agree that the art is too new to be the David Noble cousin. I searched and could not find any other possibilities. Odd that we can find nothing...
While I get the point, I find the examples chosen to be rather curious. The first table is not an antique and the one it is matched to is rather...
Agree with the others that this is a newer Asian import. The running/ground glaze is not indicative of new pottery. Some of the best old pottery...
That one would hurt ...... :eek: .... and haunt for a long time :vamp:
Not mine. Pic was borrowed from here. Looks to be for sale (Edit: Oops! Fine print in the listing says this is from the sold archives).......
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