Flamingo, definitely!
Your first pic , the chair with matching rocker are the earliest of the group, American Empire style, circa 1840s, probably mahogany (although...
I like the verdigris. If it's bronze, cleaning it may destroy whatever patination they applied.
Rooster tail?
Whoa... I leave you guys alone for 5 minutes.....
ezeepass - Just FYI, you can tell the piece is pressed glass because there is a mold seam visible in the last photo. Inclusions in glass aren't...
An applied column split down the middle vertically is typically called a pilaster. These have some classical design elements with the acanthus...
Wouldn't gimp tacks add a 2nd layer with each reupholstery event?
Inconclusive forensic observations: Are those not circular saw marks in the wood in Pics 5 and 6, dating them to no earlier than mid-19th century?...
Well, there USED to be dragons in France, but I doubt it's that old.
Aha! That is the missing clue!
Me too. Don't drop it!
It's a gift shop repro from the Field Museum of Natural History. I've owned two of them. I paid about $40 for the first one, which shattered into...
It looks like one of the promenades of Venice. Pretty surreal though. [ATTACH]
Welcome Kim! You'll get the hang of it! I would tend to call that a lamp table. Has it been refinished? I would expect the original piece to be...
and it's a very handy document to have for insurance purposes.
Beautiful collection! I suggest you have them appraised by an expert, it would probably be well worth the fee. Rugs vary wildly in value with...
Perhaps the sculptor sold "master" molds to several different companies? Or older, worn molds were retired, then acquired and reproduced by other...
Yes! I thought those looked familiar. I was thinking some sort of adjustable spacers, but these are SO specialised! Rayo's suggestion looks...
I can't say I've ever seen a monogrammed chest of drawers before! Anyone else? I also wouldn't put much significance into the scribbled pencil...
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