Sorry it took me so long to get back to this. Will wrap pair #10 up with a few comments. As indicated above, I chose these two works due to...
It is an odd one. Style borrows from the renaissance revival period but I don't think it is anywhere near as old as a period example would be....
This thread is from 2017 and the OP has not been here for 2 years.
Think it may all be one word... Ogallala. Note how an extra L has been slipped in above the second A.
Thanks. Will continue to look that direction.
Belgian had crossed my mind. I am leaning toward this being studio pottery. Just seems heavier than most comercial wares. Just thought I would...
This vase is hand turned, reddish buff clay, fairly heavy, and without marks. Glaze is similar to NC pottery. Not sure the clay is red enough...
Looks like 50s or so. Could have had a mirror. My sister had a very similar one from then. Kind of a dual purpose desk and vanity.
I don't see anything particularly Israeli to me. Why do you ask? Decorative markings are not familiar to me. Basic shape is like an Asian food...
These appear to be straight regular mechanical saw marks, which would put this into the 19th century. Can we get a better pic of this area? [ATTACH]
Thanks for the pics. I am not finding anything definitive about this particular Sligh Logo. I can say it is not a particularly early one. Other...
Don't think it is as old as the 40s. May be as late as the 80s. Need to see more pictures. Label, back, drawer construction, etc.
Looks like a food jar.
Looks like a factory made piece, pseudo-French. Impossible to know who made this without a label or an exact match to a known example, as there...
Not the faux finish you are talking about. These.... [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Neither artist typically signs M. Chino so who knows?
Here is a gallery site with several Marie Z. Chino signatures shown. It also indicates that there are many of her descendants who are potters,...
Can you determine what the spots are? I see a couple more in your other pictures. One little oval one on the front and another on one end. In...
Very early furniture was made from riven wood, so there would be no saw marks. There would be signs that the wood has been split. Later...
Looks like it has been refinished and/or re-coated with varnish. I think if you go over this with lacquer thinner, you can even out the finish...
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