Could be some kind of pine but, more likely, oak or a hardwood such as birch stained to mimic mahogany.
Speaking of too big to move easily...... Seller claims it does not come apart. 6' tall by a bit over 8' wide. Sure it was a built-in at one...
The side by sides are in the dumper. Maybe people think them too big to move easily. Saw a very nice refinished oak one on marketplace today for...
Have not seen much in the thrift stores lately. Goodwill has had a couple oak wash stands but are asking $100-150 on them :rolleyes:. Our local...
Late to the party but agree with all the above. Mid-20th century or later.
It is identified as a WMF pattern here. It does have WMF marks, unlike yours. I would be all over that cake server if I saw it in the wild....
Ditto, all the above. Bottom does look like a radial cut veneer, typical of that used in making plywood.
Picked up these cosmetic pots this Summer at an estate sale, thinking sterling because of the marks. Was polishing them yesterday and they just...
These look 20th century to me as well.
These photos look like they could be May Day celebrations. Note the pole in the one photo. It used to be a big deal.
This appears to be the same mold and attributed to Bergmen. Bottom is different and no mention of it being an inkwell. rare franz bergman...
Can't find this pitcher. Has age, showing wear to bottom. Ground pontil mark. Didn't measure but about 10" tall. Any ideas? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Thanks for the input so far! No signs of a metal ring (ferrule). The wood has threads from the self-tapping metal screw but don't think it was...
Salt glazed in a traditional style but looks pretty new to me. Would expect the interior to be at least somewhat discolored and, possibly, crazed...
Didn't realize my pics were so huge. Posted from my phone. I thought the staple is to hold it onto the shaft of whatever, but for a strap is a...
Picked this up for a buck at the thrift store. Best guess is that it is a cane top, though it doesn't fit the hand terribly well. Seems it...
These used to bring good money but reproductions have ruined the market. The originals are much heavier and better made. I pick them up when I...
These look like modern Navajo pots. Probably bought as green-ware and decorated by the artist. Not traditional hand coiled Native American...
I do think talented amateur craft work. I wonder if the skirt and legs weren't taken from a manufactured table and a new top was made.
Brush (McCoy) made a version of this they called a "Fawn" base. Most often found in their matte vellum glaze. This one looks a bit different and...
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