I agree re straying too far from designer's intent. Like colorizing an old b&w movie. But it does appear that his J104 chair was offered in...
His "a" isn't quite right. Better pronunciation in first line here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taxco Debra
The FABRICATION FRANCAISE PARIS MADE IN FRANCE foundry mark dates are repeated over and over on the internet as 1880s-1920s. The most reliable...
I think you're a bit early with the "girl" lamp. May we see the "Made in France" stamp please? Debora
24/7 to the annoyance (and envy) of the rest of us. ;) Debora
That's not a bad thought. Here's some examples from Michoacán. Debora [ATTACH]
Information on TEKA. https://nasvete.com/signed-teka-vintage-costume-jewelry/ Debora
I'm seeing a 1920ish Louis Revival piece too. But, as noted above, additional photographs are needed. Debora
Yep, the cardboard. Debora
Looks like a little souvenir box from somewhere. I don't see a mark. Debora
A Mexican peasant. (That's a sombrero by his side. And the red, green and white underneath and behind him are picked up from the Mexican flag.)...
Not my favorite era but... Condition is exceptional. Debora
I'm finding information about him with an internet search. For instance, he has a LinkedIn page....
Think this is it. Worn by the general public to encourage enlistment in World War I. "Do Your Duty" was a campaign line. (That would explain...
These are displayed on a retail card. Unlikely they were designed for military usage. Especially with the exhortation "Wear One." That would be...
Looks like pieces from your set here: https://antiquesqa.blogspot.com/2013/01/newlywed-furniture.html Debora
Ditto. Congrats! Debora
Hi, @Bill M. Someone will be along with instructions for resizing your photograph. Debora
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Here's a source in New York City. Sure you'll be able to find a wholesale resource closer to home....
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