Looks like mahogany but could be some other wood stained to look like mahogany. I think this is more 40s era.
I see you have the strong box listed on ebay as 16th century and German. I doubt it is that early but agree that it is probably Germanic. Does it...
Interesting items. The strong box is the most interesting to me. I have seen similar boxes from Europe dating to the early 19th century or even...
I have seen some paintings done like this..... Painted on illustration board and glued to mat board to give the illusion of being properly matted....
Mahogany...... I assume veneer on the tops.
Can't say I have seen anything quite like it. I would think Deco period up to the 50s maybe. I suppose it could be more modern and retro design...
Definitely Haeger.
I got a few hits with a search..... Mostly library holdings. Did find this through an image search and, of course when I followed the link, The...
The canvas has a heavy coat of gesso or primer on it that bled through the back.
Frame looks old but artwork is newer. I don't know if this was intentionally crackled or if it has been mistreated. I have seen those...
The site I posted, represents the artist directly. I would think that most people would prefer to buy from the artist or their representatives...
I think amateur but a bit better than some.
I'd have bought that for $5.00 as well. Paint it a bright color and it will sell - Turquoise, and yellow are the best. Red works too.
Agree, institutional and not necessarily just military. This chair would sell as is with some cleaning in my shop. People like this old worn...
Here is a site selling his works. Look to be in the $600 -900.00 range. Whether or not you can get that for these is dependent on venue and your...
Hiroshige died in 1858 so, to be originals, these would need to be over 150 years old. I doubt you see that kind of age on these. Otherwise, you...
Lots of outright reproductions of Hiroshige prints and, of course, re-prints done in the traditional manner. I suspect you have the latter. You...
This is modern Chinese. I distinctly remember these at Big Lots. I later picked one up on the secondary market and sold it for about 20 bucks.
I am with Greg on this one.
Pretty typical Mexican pot. Newer and made as a flower pot.
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