You would rather have a painting that you can not enjoy because the colors are no longer as intended? As I said above, it is not something that is...
I like this quite a bit. It reminds me of something and I wonder if it is a copy of a famous work. It appears to be watercolor and gouache. I...
Also agree but think this could even be a bit later..... on into the first quarter of the 20th century.
I thought it might be an embalming trocar. In researching, I find it is, indeed, a trocar but for Champagne. AF nailed this! There are some very...
These were sold as sets of three different in some upscale catalog. They sell fairly well sporadically on ebay. I had one that I listed a couple...
I am wondering if your tile is a replacement. This looks a lot like the earlier tile top tables that are sought after but your tile looks...
Late Bordello? :woot: Seriously ..... I think this is Italian and the '59 date seems right on. I think if you use Hollywood Regency as key words,...
When I first saw this, I thought it might be a contemporary painting with the background areas being some kind of artistic treatment. If it is a...
It really depends on how much cleaning is necessary and how it comes out. A cleaning with water or with very little ammonia may not dull the...
Looks like someone's attempt at a bat wing frame.
I am usually attracted to gloomy paintings for some reason and like this a lot. While it probably could use a cleaning, It appears to be a night...
I have one of those huge old paper cutters. Would not sell it for the world. They do seem to bring decent money around these parts.
I vacuumed around everything yesterday. Does that count? Oh ....... and moved a box of paintings from one room to another. We go for small...
I get a newer vibe from them. The plain wire extensions and welded in keyhole just don't seem like what they would have done in the MCM period.
This could be as early as the 20s or as late as the 50s. These kind of things were made much the same for a lot of years. As you found, the same...
India ..... Brass w/ enamel.
It is just not what I am usually drawn to or collect. I usually buy this sort of thing for resell but might have to keep this one if it were to...
I agree that this is not HW. Danish is as good a bet as any on this.
I also think German but can't identify maker. FWIW, I like this more than I should ;)
1910-1920 most likely. Appears to be a nondescript wood stained to mimic mahogany. Could very well be birch but the graining looks a bit like...
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