Pic is really not sufficient to evaluate. Is that grain painting on the back? How are the rockers attached? A look underneath would be helpful...
Could very well be American. The stippling is not unheard of for here, just not as common. I think it would be worth working on to make it more...
Best guess would be England. The stippled background to the carving is pretty typical for there for this era.
C. 1890 Aesthetic period. Nice example.
It may very well have had a cap. Here is something similar [IMG]
Transistor radios were treasured posessions in the 60s. They weren't terribly expensive but certainly more than I made in a week on my paper...
Not NA but I can not identify this.
These antique lamps with metal shades with glass inserts are usually European in origin. Whether or not this is an old one, can't be told from...
It is exactly the type you would expect to see on an antique bed.
Here it is at the Radio Museum website..... National 2-Band 8-Transistor T-40 Radio Panasonic, Matsushit (radiomuseum.org)
While the shape is of a coal scuttle, the relatively small size makes this a decorative vase.
Agree that the glass balls seem incongruous.
Nothing made like this new available in the US to my knowledge. Use a magnet on the upper areas to see if solid or plated.
Generally, the use of all capital block letters does mean twenties but I have my doubts about it in this case. I have not seen the marking on any...
Here is a thread about one I have..... Pottery food jar with Chinese Characters | Antiques Board (antiquers.com)
Food jar, often for pickled ginger. Late 19th-early 20th century.
Just found this one with metal rails.... [IMG] Suspect that this is what yours had.
Neat table. Too bad the top rails are missing. Might they have been rubber? Can't otherwise figure why the metal mounting strips. The pic of...
Might be just a tad earlier. $ is right in the ballpark at retail but might have trouble finding a buyer. Unfortunately, would sell readily if...
70s Mediterranean
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