They’re 20th century, so wouldn’t salt and pepper make sense (maybe towel it looks like he’s holding up for salt, towel down for pepper). Usually...
I always associate these with the “small world” Disney ride, which was built post WW2. (Hasn’t everyone been stuck in that ride when it broke down...
I agree with Johnny, post WW2 set from Japan. Most surprising feature is there are no broken pieces, these tend to be fragile and incomplete sets...
It's certainly possible, but I'll show you why I think it is consistent with work from the 80's/90's. I first encountered carvings from Bali in a...
I see no reason to conclude this is late 19th century instead of late 18th. The construction is consistent with cock-beaded solid mahogany...
Yes, decoration to go along with the "dream catchers" that were in so many houses in the 80's and 90's. Not native american.
Even books can become overwhelming, as any book collector can attest. Of the ones you showed, I would consider the last two to be worth keeping...
Still don't know the size. But this is why it is so important to show the unexposed surfaces. Based on your last two pics, these are definitely in...
We need @Any Jewelry to know who it might be. Can't begin to do a good job of determining age from a single pic. Need to show normally unexposed...
Yes, I should have said central american instead of mexican. I haven't seen enough guatemalan masks to know the difference, though I do have a...
Unbelievable!! Thanks!!! I agree it is a cheap ass metal frame, and his work doesn't sell for much when it sells, but he does have fairly...
When I recognized this as having been grain painted, I believed rosewood was the most likely option, as I said above. Bear in mind that rosewood...
Looks very mid 20th century to me. I can't do anything with the signature, and my very limited skills at image search didn't bring up anything....
Quick look 1, 4, 6 look indonesian. 2 and 5 look mexican. Rest probably african. All decorative and none of them earlier than late 20th century,...
Just a quick note that curved glass WAS readily available through the end of the 20th century, so this would not have necessarily been a salvage...
I disagree, looks hand carved to me. But I certainly agree that this is a reproduction and not an original - not just glueblocks but other details...
I agree with Brad that is is a tool/machinist chest. They would not have used exposed dovetails on the drawer fronts on campaign furniture. This...
Although newer than the frankenstein desk/chest, it is in much better un-frankensteined condition. This has what looks like original paint and...
Did they estimate an age for it, or give you a description of what they think it is?
I don't know that chairs are any worse than any other antiques. Though certainly it is always hard when the OP fails to post decent picture. In...
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