Similar but not the same.
Agree, 50s and always electric. Art glass likely from Italy. Don't look like Remington to me.
From page 6 of the thrift store furniture thread. Solid walnut and $25.00. Very similar to the OP's other than the wood. [IMG] Thrift store...
We see them all the time here in the Midwest. Sometimes as cheap as $25.00. Think I have posted one or two seen in the wild on the thrift store...
Circa 1880, mahogany. Don't think the top is original. Value really depends on where and how selling.
Mahogany with hardwoods stained to match. $150.00 Max in my neck of the woods.
. Not true. blenko does usually have a rough pontil but not always. It is not usually as indented as this.
Deviate a bit with Ghopper on this, thinking it might be a tad earlier. I would say late classical (maybe neo-classical is the same thing?) and...
Wood doesn't look right for this. Looks more like a Southeast Asian hardwood. I do like the fact that there is some pine secondary woods. Kind...
Not a lot of details to go on here style-wise. Construction details indicate mid-19th century, give or take. Need better pics to determine...
Hmmm.... I have generally found snowscapes to be a harder sale. Who wants to be reminded of Winter year round?
This copy held in the DeYoung museum bears a pencil signature that yours lacks. Would think that influences value at the very least. Beatrice -...
Relatively modern and not a mainstream maker. Possibly from a smaller workshop.
No qualms about painting this. Not antique, nor a lot of demand/value.
Agree. No real clues to whether this is American or European.
I guess I would go ahead and polish the whole thing. Probably wouldn't say that if in the US but you are where polished copper is often...
Possibly walnut, but I am going to go out on a limb and say chestnut.
Nice finds. Watercolors are nicely done and appear to be Russian.
I am now thinking even a bit later with that plywood back. I think circa 1920 would cover it.
Someone will like it..... I don't :woot:
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