Brilliant or an artistic cop out? Any and all comments welcome. Be sure to scroll down for information and context....
M. Scronnor?
Maybe D. Hertzer? Agree with the 1984. Maybe oil pastel?
The one in the link is a reproduction. Yours may be as well. As such, value would be a small fraction of the original price on the secondary...
My gut reaction is that they are probably post-war when furniture tended to have more mass but anything is possible.
Having the furniture in-hand, you would be able to tell better than I whether or not this has been refinished. It has been very well kept if not...
I am not finding any established record of sales on the secondary market. Liveauctioneers has one of sea life that sold for $40.00. I am finding...
Look like they belong together to me. The top is darker but maybe it hasn't been cleaned.
I think very modern and likely from China if it is iron.
Looks to be based on a Louis XV style bed. 60's or later based on that hanger hardware.
The styling is based on Federal but a bit heavy handed on the bed. I would expect thinner, more graceful posts on a Federal piece. Certainly...
Agree with Greg that this looks like a Renaissance Revival piece. It is in awfully good shape and the proportions seem a bit off to me. You...
Not Eastlake but, rather, Renaissance Revival. Circa 1875. You don't give size but a newel post is likely if the right size. This may be...
OK, now I see the second one. Thought the back of the one said Bottles and American Hag ..... LOL!
Only see one. I see the artist as Vesta Greenleaf. This would not appeal to everyone but it does show some talent. I doubt I could sell this in...
Either bronze or brass with applied patina. The underarm coloration is verdigris.
Nicely made cast construction. Possibly gilt over bronze. Not sure what the grey metal is but I do see what you are talking about. You may...
Baker furniture should be well marked. They are one of the top commercial furniture manufacturers in the US. I would not assume that your...
Think the way the images are used takes this into brutalism. Probably based on early European Christian (Byzantine?) religious depictions.
Not much to say here. The hex-head furniture connectors put this at 80s or later. I don't see anything particularly special.
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