Thought that a possibility but can't find another like it.
A few more things to show. A dealer must have liquidated a bunch of these framed Victorian prints, as they keep showing up. I know they are not...
Picked this up the other day for very little. At first glance I thought it a reproduction since it is in exceptional condition. Any idea on...
Picked this up the other day for $6.00 at the thrift store. Will post on PGP with more pics and questions. Also have some more art finds for the...
Like this one quite a bit. Too bad it is not signed. I have tried to shy away from unsigned works but sometimes you just have to buy them.
Maybe worn silverplate? No marks on the bottom?
Quite the piece. Guess it would be a sewing stand. I am thinking sometime the last quarter of the 19th century and, indeed, a revival piece of...
Slag glass lamp was a bargain. Not so much these. Might be hard to get your money back with that crazing.
Later than MCM. More like 80s. Cracking (crazing?) you are seeing is typical of old lucite that has seen temperature extremes. The individual...
Nice 20s-30s bent slag glass lamp. Metal would be a pot metal alloy and originally painted. Paint could be original on yours. Too bad the...
Looks like it has been rummaged through a bit. I would assume the family has taken what they want aready. You are putting a bit of trust in the...
When my grandparent's passed, an auction company was hired to sell the estate. There were shelves of books that they sold by choice, and then by...
Oh my! .... Guess that is one way to do it. Seems like some good things in there and hidden treasures as well. Would love to pick through that...
Saw this in the thrift store and it reminded me of the old sewer tile pottery. I don't think this is really an example of it but found it...
Believe me, I see a lot of stuff that leaves me sad :sour: .... Mostly at the Goodwill. I am in central IL and the furniture mostly ends up at...
The veneer loss makes it a hard sell. Unless you can repair the veneer and/or stain the areas of loss to improve appearance, put it out at...
See my reply on your other thread. You could have added these pics to that thread by editing your original post or adding a response.
It is RR but would consider it part of the cottage sub-type. Certainly antique circa 1875. Impossible to know maker and value is pretty low...
They have gotten particularly bad and have raised prices to boot. Thrift stores are my main stomping ground so still stop in somewhat regularly...
I am not finding any information about this mechanism on-line. It may not be distinct to Sligh but could not find it searching both with and...
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