I continue to mostly buy cheap furniture. Thrift store finds unless indicated otherwise. This adjustable height school desk has an interesting...
These used to sell really well. I saw a complete one sell for around $350.00 on ebay once. Even incomplete ones could bring $100.00. Now, not...
Yep ...... money or dowry bracelet. It doesn't look like the North African ones I am more familiar with so Southeast Asia could very well be right.
His birth and death dates are in my post above. I found one work dated in the 1880s. I think it is safe to assume he primarily worked in the...
Found this painting with similar theme to your one that sold for $1250.00 in 2012. It is currently being offered on a private dealer's site at...
Finding that he was German (1816-1905) with a high auction record of about $9000.00 in 2004. More recently (2012), his works have sold in the...
I was not familiar with this work. Thanks for posting. I particularly like the lamp shades. How wonderful!
This discussion reminds me of a dealer friend I used to do shows with. A woman offered her less than 1/4 her asking price on a piece of glass,...
I am with the others here. The top is what looks like it has been refinished. The bottom looks right to me. Of course, some better pictures are...
I have seen some of these episodes and have been shocked by some of the drops. I don't necessarily disagree with what they are saying but would...
There were other swirl clay pottery makers. Here is a page that tells about some of them. http://www.arkansaspottery.com/nnn.html Besides...
Would agree that it is a 20th century tea caddy and likely Chinese. Typically, I would expect to see the block letters, CHINA, on something like...
You know, I didn't really pay that much attention to the initials and the 04. If the 04 is a date of 2004, this would not be from one of the...
This is a reproduction keyed tenon plank chair. I have heard these called hall chairs or sometimes a tavern chair. The form goes back to...
Didn't realize that this was so small. I think this probably nixes the sewer tile factory idea.
Looks like this is probably a one of a kind piece. Obviously, the potter had some skill. Not typical work but wonder if this might be an example...
Looks like it could be Ozark Skag pottery but there were other making similar things. I would guess an Arkansas or Missouri origin.
Here is a similar one that sold on ebay in NJ....
It is a reproduction Louis XV desk. It looks reasonably new based on your photos and I see it has some condition issues. As a result, I doubt it...
The guy is delusional. Unfortunately, he has gotten a few people to buy in to his delusions and buy at his prices. Did you all see the 20's...
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