Don't recognize this one. Screams 70s-80s Op-art movement. Similar to some of the lamps by Laurel. A quick search along those lines did not...
Clay indicates modern. I also see something on the bottom but can't make anything out.
1930s table. Maybe a radio table. Is the "seal" the decorative medallion that is missing from the front? It is made of gesso and , if from the...
Circa 1940.
Just decorative prints of minimal value. Probably from the 50s.
The settee is Victorian about 1890-1900. Looks to be oak but can't tell for sure from this photo. The chair is a little earlier. Circa 1870...
Really hard to tell age on this. Popular for decades up into the 60s.
Empire revival 1900-1920. Looks to be non-descript wood stained to mimic mahogany. Probably originally part of a parlor set. Many such sets were...
Pic is so small ...... [ATTACH]
A lot of listed artists are not necessarily professional. Listed is a search term that is worth using.
Fairly crude in execution so I think not terribly old.
The settee is Eastlake with some Ball and Stick detailing circa 1880. The chair might be just a tad earlier since it exhibits some of the waning...
I think the best recognized on-line resources incorporate the same information as some of the print references of the past. Consequently, I think...
"The British idea of 'toast,' is toasted bread. Need not be hot. Need not even be warm. To further stiffen the stuff, it is placed in a toast...
Greg has this one right. Often wrongly sold as spice boxes. Like the others, I believe this newer.
I assume you have seen this? Lot was passed at $1300.00 opening bid....
The Coeur d'Alene Art Auction has been getting some good prices. Don't know if they would be interested or not. Heritage seems to do well with...
E. Fein 3_- ???????
This is typical of Asian silk paintings. It was probably originally purchased this way.
No dog in A. I thought this pic should have been enlargeable but guess not. Here is a closer detail. [ATTACH] Not Dali' nor ever attributed to...
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