Assume you have researched Harvey Probber? Lots of information out there. Not a lot of clues to age from the piece itself. I think you can...
Buckets from a chain pump.
Haven't posted much on here of late. Have mostly been buying junk furniture to fix up so won't post that here. Some of it was in the Tales from...
The one Komokwa found is nearly identical. The unfortunate thing about Pinterest is that there is often no information contained within the...
Well, we're all over the place on this one. I think circa 1940 and English or Continental. Could be a bit later since they seemed to make...
Love the tile. Can you make out the mark? My sister had what look like those larger canisters in a darker blue. Do they have a ceramic loop...
These were in the import stores not all that long ago. Some were antique but others were made to look old. I think Chinese in origin and often...
It is poker work or pyrography. Have never heard of this form being called a spinning chair but I suppose it could be. The basic form is that of...
I also think better than a factory painting. Signature looks like Sa-and to me. Could not find anything under that name.
You are welcome. I have not been able to find your print with the geisha. It might help if we could figure out what she is holding.
That black backed paperboard was used very early 20th century up to about 1930.
The papers look right to me. Your last print is Puppet Master by Domo Insho....
The carving is likely from Bali. I used to import similar in the 90s.
Found this similar vase on Pinterest. Attributed as Amphora but who knows if that is correct or not. [IMG]
It doesn't look like a bybee base or clay to me. That clay color and white glazed bottom is really throwing me. I am coming up blank.
Is the clay brownish? I don't recognize this off-hand.
Just really don't see it here. I would buy it if I ran across it.
To clean that filigree work, Nevr-dull cotton wadding silver polish works great since there is no white stuff to leave as residue.
This is a common Camark shape and glaze. Unfortunately, it is not terribly sought after as far as Camark goes. As with most pottery, glaze is a...
I think later part is probably correct. I would think these are circa 1915. Similar chairs would have been made earlier but I would expect more...
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