Possibly hobbyist decorated ceramics (purchased as greenware). See this type of glaze often on such.
Have the books but don't remember seeing this one in them. Weller made a lot of odd-ball pieces so it could be one of theirs.
Nice pot that I am not familiar with. Does have the glaze and bottom look of Weller. Roseville also made some jards with liners like this.
Doesn't look old to me, nor appropriate for a craftsman house..... JMHO. Looks more like the kind of adornment seen in Georgian architecture.
Looks like it was faux grain-painted at one time. Now worn down to a gesso coating.
I think your instincts are correct. I see some Moorish influence so Spain or North Africa are good bets.
Have seen similar. 30s-40s. Manufacturers at that time created traditional furniture that were not true reproductions. They borrowed elements...
30s or so is spot-on. Basic form is based on a Chippendale sofa, though not a true reproduction. Value is low despite your later upholstery that...
Does look like an antique, or nearly so. The photo looks overexposed so very hard to tell what we are seeing. What looks like metal may actually...
Pics don't show for me. Can click on the first. Second won't open at all. Going rate for such rockers in good condition around here is $20-35.00.
My experience is that garage sale buyers are bottom feeders. They were probably put off by the $15.00 price tag. If it is not under $5.00, they...
patent brass eight day clocks label I searched images until I found an exact match. This is the one I came up with. Lot 115: Classical Shelf...
Found one with same label...... Dyer, Wadsworth, and Co. On phone so don't know how to provide a link.
I also get that European vibe. Not amphora or Teplitz (No M), but along those same lines. Germany, Austria, Hungary, etc.
I am going to go another direction here. Think probably pre-WWII Japanese. Possibly as early as the 20s. Likely for export to Western tastes.
I am with the others. A modern cobbled together piece made from old wood and/or salvaged pieces.
Here is a set of 4 sold for $40.00. 4 pcs ORIGINAL FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT Antique Luxfer Prism Glass Tile Arch. Salvage | eBay Another set of 2...
It is oak and appears to be well made. I don't think it is any older than when it was bought. The wood may have been intentionally distressed or...
Your second is a Luxfer tile designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. It is possible that there are reproductions but, having owned it for so long, your's...
I am seeing a lot similar showing up in the thrift stores. I think modern and Chinese in origin. Bottoms are usually ground smooth. Your vase's...
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