Early 19th century immigrant's trunk (At least that is what we call them here in the States). Looks like it is most likely Northern European or...
Based on the bottom, I would guess Haeger but have no first hand knowledge of this vase. Haeger makes so many things and a lot is not documented...
Kem Weber worked for Royalchrome and did design similar chairs. The Royalchrome stuff seems to be well marked, and has a more substantial seat...
Not Tlaquepaque but Tzintzuntzan. Now say that 5 times real fast
Have never seen that teapot before. I have the Farberware version coffee pot that has very similar bakelite handles. Cool piece. Can't think...
While it might be nice to know the name of the artist, the UND mark is enough for a good sale. This pot is superior to much produced there....
These chrome chairs crop up frequently. They are similar to those made by Royalchrome but I don't think they are theirs. They were ubiquitous in...
I have see large upholstered rockers before. Most I have seen have been from the 30s and 40s. If upholstering these for yourself, have at it....
I see iridescence in the brown/bronze colored body. I assume it is really there. I would not call this art deco. In my post above, I called it...
Gorgeous secessionist iridescent art glass shade, circa 1915. I would think likely Czech/Bohemian in origin. Agree with the others that this was...
Could be oil or acrylic that has been thinned down.
I would think the Toscany Collection is the importer/wholesaler.
Can't tell if it is an original or a print from these photos. It looks more like an illustrative drawing than a literary illustration.
Pat, Your piece looks like Hydrocal or some other similar casting medium. It is a lot like plaster but is harder and shows details better. It...
I also think Mexico.
For the life of me I could not figure out what a clocking-in clock might be. Over here we call them time clocks. These tend to have some value...
1960s or so and Hollywood Regency fits these well.
My Spanish is as rusty as all of yours but this is what I get after reading the above and some google help. .... In 1922, (Something) to...
Thanks! It is an advertising illustration by J. C Leyendecker. I believe it was for Arrow shirts. I really like his work in general.
I have good news and bad news. The good news is that I cleaned out and organized my garage enough that I can get through it. There is one wide...
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