This stopper might be a marriage. I sold a similar bottle. The stopper was cut to clear and matched the bottle. This one looks like it sits too...
Must be acrylic or lucite! Super mid century!
$35 and less. We accepted the ones that were larger lamps with shades behind the figures. Even those will likely only bring $50 - $75
There may be a sterling mark on that rim. Would take a loop and some time.
I don't think my client's mother retrofitted the sculptures but perhaps someone did on the marketplace other then Armani?
I actually just took in a collection of Armani sculptures for our next auction - they are pretty palatial (Ebony & Ivory, Proud & Beautiful, etc)....
We sold one a couple of years ago - called it a Jailer's Key pistol
Mold blown - Anchor Hocking and Hazel Atlas did some similar. I don't know if Blenko ever did something like this. Yours might be Italian.
Brown mid century/mid century modern is strong......particularly the lighter woods/blonde wood and Danish teak.
I picked up this drinks cart at auction - thought it was cute. Removable tray top - folds up by lifting on the middle section. Wheels are wood,...
This is circa 1920's - American and could be from Grand Rapids. Not sure who stated that the top didn't match the bottom but it most certainly is...
Yes definitely English with two short over three graduating drawers on bracket feet. Nice piece.
English oak slant front bureau looks early 19th but what do the feet look like? Bracket?
Looks like majolica - depose means registered in French (early 1900s). Interesting and lovely piece!
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I would consider it a 'toilet' mirror based on the size.
also, the name McGregor looks like it was done in ink not paint indicating a more modern signature then early 20th c.
I had one similar that was Hubley but didn't have the elaborate handle and the flowers were colored although yours might have been repainted.
This might be Hubley.
Have you put a blacklight on the paint to see if someone embellished? I had a client bring me a Jean Baptiste Camille Corot piece - thought it...
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