Be careful that you do not shock and crack the glass by putting it under hot water immediately. You have to raise the temperature slowly. Art...
I see S. Paaschan. Could be either medium mentioned. There is also an oil pastel that is sort of between the two.
I think 50s - 60s. With the paint, it is pretty much just used furniture at this point. In our group shop here in the Midwest, this would be...
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Nice painting! Based on the car in the background, I wonder if this could be earlier than the 50s.
Have known about the elusive Naugas for a long time. Have never seen one in the wild, so to speak. You could bet that I would snatch it up were...
Hard to say if this is a true antique or a reproduction from this picture. If paying big money, make sure you know what you are getting.
Picked up the vase today and it really looks better than the pic. The bottom has a pretty deep indentation and a rough pontil mark. It is...
Maybe S. Sellet?
Another vote for O. Fichter. Are you sure these are lithos? Looks a bit like multi-color block prints.
It is not too difficult to splice in some new veneer into that corner. However, it will always look like a repair since it is impossible to match...
How cool it is that you have cataloged all these ads! That last set is pretty bizarre. I also like the fact that it is pictured along side a...
Interesting. If I had seen this set here, I would peg it 1920s-30s based on outward appearance. Certainly, nothing like this was being made here...
Mid 19th century? Surely you mean 20th century? I was a bit confused by this set and my first thought when confronted with such is that it...
I maybe wasn't clear on my comment about the elaborate waterfall sets being post-war. What I have found is that the earlier sets were generally...
I have not been able to confirm this either. I have seen this attributed to Rindskopf but I do not know if this is true or not. The coloration...
Encouraged by the similar vase Kronos posted, I went ahead and purchased this. Was able to get it for $60.00 so don't think I can go too wrong....
Is the amber or pink the same as the peach mirror? I have a peach mirror clock that I have tried to sell on and off for awhile with no takers. :(...
Johnny, There is an entire thread about this chair over in furniture. Looks to be a copy of a 17th century Italian baroque chair.
Entirely possible. I just usually see such things as having been cut from a vanity. IMHO, it is better if it is as made.
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