I think the top might be Ash? Could be Elm too.
Flavio Poli for Seguso did the original, this is done in the "sommerso" technique, BTW.<edit> I see you already know that!:oops: This could be a...
From what I can see of the grain on the lower drawers, I think the wood might be Elm rather than the rare and expensive Huanghuali
I can suggest two names you could follow up on .. 1. Elkington 2. Antoine Vechte
Apart from using the term to describe folk art (which I would not do BTW), I think a "primtive" (as an object) has to follow a couple of stylistic...
When you see it in an ad, it's probably just being used as a search keyword, like "curated" for example - and often without anything to do with...
Agreed - maybe he got a number 21 mixed up with a number 19?
It isn't you, it's Apple and their wacky proprietary ways! Don't worry, the web is used to it!:bag:
Doesn't seem particularly dirty and unless you've cleaned paintings before I'd suggest leaving it alone ...;) Venice scene Basilica di Santa Maria...
Not sure of the construction details etc but sure looks like regular old Brit 19thc oak chests I've seen - @James Conrad Why do you think it isn't...
Berlin. KPM scepter mark, not sure of age
You've got a pair of sleeve bands there, stitched together and basted into an embroidered "frame". Condition isn't really all that bad.
Nice tile, but there again I'm VERY fond of tiles, esp. Italian ones ...:wideyed:
The girl is a very special one - she has one leg much longer than the other.
Ashtray.
India gets my (amended) vote!:)
Wow- just read the whole thing! First of all the DonQuixote is 2 a penny, try putting it back on ebay, maybe you'll get your money back. :p I...
This is way out there :wacky: but as the clay body is so white, and looks porcellaneous, I'm going to say China!:sorry:
Macao decorated, Mat said what I'd say too.
Really new, 21st century ..not bad quality though.
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