Lack of wear and the two bonded pieces of wood were cut at the same time with a band saw.
Modern version of a Grueby form. Looks like paint on there to me.
Chairs like this are very hard to identify, as they were made by a lot of people over decades. I am thinking late 19th at the earliest or, more...
Nice cabinet. I think mid-19th century but suppose it could be a bit older. Hinges would probably have been recessed, as the ones currently...
I am getting a factory painting vibe from this. Indistinct signature and inventory number on the back are telltale signs.
Circa 1900 oak press-backs. Certainly, part of a dining set. Seats don't look right the way they are upholstered.
.... Also, not seeing any originals with a cage-blown shade quite like this.
The fact that the one AJ posted is listed as a reproduction seals it for me. At $50, it is not a bad price, but I don't really want a reproduction.
Thanks! Have seen several examples of this exact lamp you have posted, selling as originals. Nice to see confirmation that it is a reproduction,...
This was just posted to Facebook marketplace at a ridiculously low price if it were a period original. This is the only picture and I have my...
Always like these old handmade utilitarian pieces. Born of necessity, the artistry was not forgotten.
Great finds! I would have grabbed those in a nanosecond. Can certainly see the Sandzen influence.
I, also, think pre-war.
I think F. Pogue. Does have a WPA feel about it. Though this was obviously for sale at some point, I don't think by a trained professional...
I just didn't see those as balls. It is an interesting lamp. 70s Spanish revival with that metal base. Looks like it could be satin glass, and...
I don't see three orange balls. The orange lamp probably is 70s but just another inexpensive ginger jar lamp. The only thing going for it is the...
Hoo boy! .... Sounds a lot like my own situation with a lot of lamps and parts, though what I have tends to be older and/or more collectable. I...
Sure has the attributes of being right. Rago would know.
Hard saying. Made the same way for many many years. India could also be a source. There are also reproductions being made. This looks better...
Surprised that the one Chinese cabinet could be Broyhill. If so, I think it diminishes the value over a legitimate Chinese example. Possibly not...
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