Typical mass-produced, minimalistic arts and crafts style, utilitarian office- furniture. Found in many a catalog of the period. c. 1900-1920.
This reply will not be in the least helpful for identification.. however, when I studied silver in my graduate program at the Smithsonian, my...
The hardware, construction and the applied cabachon on the crown are definitely early 20th century. The low stretchers are a nod to the 15th and...
No idea, first impressions- looks Polynesian/Hawaiian because of the base, monkey or bat-like character. Naïve artist/style. probably no help at all.
Jeez, the police went there a lot when we were teenagers...;)
Really Terry? What are they? I grew up in Minneapolis in the 50's. it was 99.5 % Anglos back then.
Good morning Antiques Board members, I am introducing myself as a new member. My name is Tina Reuwsaat, Collections Curator at Southern Oregon...
Are the Pairpoint catalogs on-line anywhere? Thank you!
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