I have never seen Carlo paintings on wood either. These seem a bit high-brow for Carlo with the Latin names and all but they are definitely Carlo...
Found this one ........
Was able to find the results for this one. $350 + auction premium...... [IMG]
I have no problem with the Leon Lundmark attribution based on what I have seen. I do think the price is high for this work. While he has a fairly...
My mind must work much differently than all of you here ..... :wideyed:
Modernist orientalism?
Brutalism is a design genre...... Began in architecture and was adapted for interior design afterwards. Most famous design proponent was Paul...
Backing looks like some kind of decorative wall paneling c. 1960-70.
I am with the others. I also used to be a big pottery dealer but hardly buy it any more unless just dirt cheap. I have given up trying to sell any...
Seems to have some age and is reasonably well done. I would have also passed at that price due to lack of signature. I rarely pay more than $25.00...
I would take that with a big grain of salt. While the painting is rather nice, no painting by an obscure relatively unknown artist is going to be...
Wouldn't mind creative signatures on the front of art if the artist would plainly write their name on the back. Not sure why artists want their...
I don't really have much to add about this but have a question. I see this is painted on the textured side of masonite. I find this from time to...
Pattern is pretty much a copy of Dedham ...... [IMG]
This is an insulator. Not a whole lot of interest in the ceramic versions. I see things like this listed in the $10-15.00 range regularly but...
Are your last 4 ceramic or glass?
Was thinking the marble top not original to the base and the link to the other table seems to confirm this.
Yep ...... just pics grabbed off the internet for example.
This is definitely a modern import and the screws are probably original. Just made to look older. It is not rattan but, rather, cane wrapped wood...
Can't add much more than what others have said. They are mahogany two-tier (step) end tables and 1940s-50s is about right. Style is really not...
Separate names with a comma.
