Replacements.com calls the pattern "Old Atlanta" I THINK, but IDing flatware patterns isn't my best skill... [IMG]
Right side up - the person eating with it would see this... KMG? Pretty. Welcome, @Bill Avery :) [ATTACH]
I'm cleaning out my Dropbox and camera, coming across images I meant to share a long time ago. These sweet quilts are 'Rainey's (mom Lorraine's)...
It hangs in her dining room, so I get to enjoy it whenever I visit. Found in a thrift, the inside label reads "Property of Western Costume."...
Right, he had a store in Beverly hills. Peter Wessel Ltd. (in the ad above)
Here's one similar on 1stDibs, also 1956. [IMG] 10.5"H x 13.5"W.
Nice painting, @Jtw1313
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What are those stones, kard?
That's really a great forum... Keep us updated! :) Peter Wessel Zapffe (December 18, 1899 – October 12, 1990) was a Norwegian metaphysician,...
Welcome, @Keith98895 Designaddict.com is a great forum for this kind of ID... Someone posted this ad online, showing that these chairs are...
My parents had Peter Wessel chairs. They moved kind of impulsively in their mid 80s from Los Angeles and I didn't get one stick of their furniture...
Were these ever marked that way? I really don't know. But, I think grand-père notes say it all...
That's pretty dense. I mean that in the best way.
Those are asking prices are on a retail site. Best practice is to find several sold prices and average. If I can't find several, I start at 50%...
Casters look brand new.
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I see some nice (dry) grain, brass feet and porcelain casters. :woot:
Those low profiles are really nice looking... Beautiful tiger oak, sharp looking brass feet and clearly marked. @nsitxje take a closer look at...
Batteries not included - or necessary. Deserves a better presentation :)
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