Not getting any more responses. The responding member felt that the corbels were the defining feature. That is my thought as well. I can think...
Not much of a premium here for Waterford. I sell other name brand stemware and bar glass sets well locally, as long as I am off ebay prices. I...
I don't collect a lot of small things so really haven't the need. Otherwise, would be great. Have seen many a workshop filled with cigar boxes...
What the others said..... No reason to doubt authenticity. Henredon is expensive when new and sells for pennies on the dollar used. Might bring...
Not Ducan Phyfe and, I suspect, quite a bit older than the 20s. Appears to be a transitional Federal/Empire sofa circa 1825. That is..... unless...
Another vote for Japanese. Very nice!
While I see some hold-over from the arts and crafts movement, I think these are later and not particularly arts and crafts. In particular, the...
Looks pretty new and may be a pewter-type modern alloy rather than silverplate.
Wonder, since it is open back, if it is not a finial from a fireplace andiron. Here is something similar to what I am suggesting. Antique 19th...
Ditto.... Belgium. Underappreciated pottery IMHO.
Agree with Ghopper on this.
Agree with the stick and ball designation. Circa1890. It is a platform rocker. Likely American. Most companies did not permanently mark their...
Certainly not the Handel lamps that are most sought after. However the quality is there and I see no reason to doubt the origin. Who is going to...
@Jeff Drum Sent you a message. Knowledgeable person in group thinks it may be Hubbard Eldredge and Miller (HEMCO). Not definitive but as good a...
Wow! Never would have guessed Fenton. That is one piece of Fenton that I would want to own. The majority? ..... not so much :sour:
I think more like Arlene Siegel. Not finding anyone other than a sculptor with this name.
Couple things seen this past week. I did not buy either of them. This tall chest was cheap! $8.00. [ATTACH] Unusual rocker.... heavvvvy!...
@Jeff Drum Thanks for the additional pics. Will get them posted.
That really doesn't look like a signature. Appears to be applied with something that would clean off? I am thinking this may be a piece from one...
Agree with a circa 1920 date. A fire screen is a distinct possibility. Does it really stand? Those feet do not look large enough for stability.
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