While plywood was available earlier, it was not in widespread use in this country (US) til the 30s.
Not without a label. There were hundreds of makers and it really doesn't matter who made it if not by one of the very top makers of the day. I...
Decorative plaques in the mode of early portrait miniatures. With plywood backings, would have to be 30s or later. Possibly, much later. A look...
Clutteredcloset is right on. Sometimes called golden oak period furniture.
German or Dutch shrunk (or shrank). Maybe 50s or so.
Have been off-line for a couple days. Appreciate the comments. Keep them coming. For what it is worth, the frame on A is original to the...
The mark doesn't look right to me. Some small pieces were marked with just LCT but even slightly larger pieces usually had the word Favrile as...
I think newer. If you look at the ragged edge at the bottom, the paint goes right up to the edge. I would think that if this were painted before...
This is not a form that I am familiar with as coming from China. It is more similar to some rustic furniture coming out of Indonsesia. The...
Tables like this have been made since Victorian times. The details are vaguely renaissance revival / French rococo. Later ones were imported...
Have kind of thrown a curve ball at you all with this last painting offered in comparison with painting B. It is by the famous impressionist...
Yes, very interesting item that on the surface seems to be too good to be true. After seeing the Christies' examples, there seems to at least to...
Large cities definitely have a better market but it is still hard to find the buyers. I tried selling my windows in my Chicago space for two...
I see high prices on stained glass all the time but don't see it selling for those prices often. Maybe some high end clients that want just the...
A lot of modern wrought iron being made using old methods. I have my doubts about the first one being old.
Be sure to look carefully for marks. They may be tiny and in a place not easily seen.
Bong-king? My thought exactly.
Now I am confused ..... The very first picture in this thread is the textured side? The close up is the opposite of it? Antique glass should...
Definitely came. Is that the reverse of the side in your first picture? Your second window is definitely newer. It still has some value....
Doesn't look like foil to me. I think thin lead caming and old. Would like to see a close-up and the texture on the opposite side of the glass...
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