Don't believe this to be American. Spelling of color as colour supports that this is from the UK.
If you go to the first page of the thread, you will see that someone marked Marie's recent post of her puppy adoption as best answer. This...
Think this is more outsider art than surrealism. There has kind of been a trend of late for trained/student artists working in the outsider art...
Often came with candy or dried fruits and given as gifts for Christmas. Lots of them out there. Have tried selling them without much luck....
Modern. These were at Menards for awhile.
Value depends on where you are and how selling. In my Midwest neck of the woods, this would be around $100.00, give or take, at retail. Probably...
The set that Ghopper posted sold for $250.00 at Dan Morphy's Lot of 8: Hopalong Cassidy Children's Bedroom - Dec 17, 2017 | Dan Morphy Auctions...
Czech glass was used by lamp makers all over the world. The example found on Pinterest was from the Netherlands. Would not be surprised to find...
Could be original. There were period glass marbled shades like this....... primarily from Czechoslovakia. Like on these period sconces. [IMG]...
Think this may be just a tad later ... 20s-30s and certainly appropriate for your house. Could see this being from one of the many 20s-30s...
I can not speak to the style of the paintings as appropriate to the supposed age. The signatures in red also look a bit suspect. However, the...
Hoffmann is a fairly common name so I think it a big leap to attribute this to Josef Hoffmann. Does appear to be an original ink drawing.
Agree with a relatively late date on this. No earlier than the 50s and maybe as late as the 80s. It is typical of what we had here in the US...
I am on board with Ghopper and Empire revival. I see nothing particularly French about them and see no reason these could not be American.
That plywood panel is also a dead giveaway.....
Nice condition for what is probably a spelter/pot metal base item. Usually see these without much finish left. Late 19th century. Bottom is...
40s-50s and just used furniture at this point. Value is in its utility. Would be difficult, if next to impossible, to lighten the finish any...
Ghopper is right on. Maybe part of a parlor set originally. I don't hate the leather/vinyl.
Not terribly valuable but better quality than what you can buy today for similar money. In my Midwest neck of the woods, maybe $150.00 on a good...
Looks right to me based on materials and workmanship. Can't speak to what the tag should look like.
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