Oh, that's awful. Brutalist 1970s. Inquiring minds really do want to see it lit. I would think round and frosted bulbs. Debora
This is a fascinating thread. Thank you so much, @verybrad, for your frequent updates. Debora
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Agree re need to keep looking. Not naive enough for México and I don't see that handled-shape and similar motifs coming out of Úbeda. Debora
@Jody Messinger, you can consider the above a definitive answer from one of our furniture experts. Debora
Lovely shape. I see a leaf but... eyes of the viewer, etc. Debora
This may be helpful. https://russianicons.wordpress.com/tag/icon-interpretation/page/16/ Debora
Yes, good suggestions. Debora
These are also similar. https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/chinese-rosewood-dining-suite-consisting-of-round-1304-c-779442ba3c Debora
Why don't we focus on identifying the style and age of the chairs for you? That should give you a directional idea of value. (It's very often...
https://www.ebay.fr/itm/392344103142?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=709-53476-19255-0&campid=5338722076&customid=&toolid=10050 Debora
They're very nice. Don't look quite right for Spain though. Handles and design a bit too exuberant. You sure not Oaxaca? Look a bit too...
Yeah, it's Úbeda where green pottery is traditional. Dunno about shapes and motif. Debora [ATTACH]
I think they're Spanish. If I remember correctly, from Úbeda? Let me do some research and I'll be back. Debora
If the printed sheet above is truly associated with the piece, then American given the spelling of "center." Debora
A photograph of "the paper" would be helpful. Debora
Very cleverly done. Not symmetrical which gives it lots of personality. Debora
Here's a similar. https://ancientglass.wordpress.com/2022/03/21/mediterranean-core-formed-amphoriskos/ Debora
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