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American apparently. In the 1986 edition of Art in America. From a 1988 issue of The Spectator: .. "Melinda Patton has troubled to learn the...
I suspect she was Paris-based and inactive (for one reason or another) after the 1980s. Debora [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I think that's fab! The local butcher shop cum art gallery. Debora
Married in 1850. Both residents of Boston, MA. His occupation is given as "Agent." And surname spelled on record "Cleaveland." Debora
It appears to be painted on masonite. And the frame isn't terribly old. 1980s maybe. I'd think a decorative or amateur work. In what part of...
With no printing? Debora
It appears you've already listed these on eBay. Without identification....
Would/could you post a photograph of the box? Debora
Agree. Often times it was a country girl who lived in and did household work in order to attend a county seat high school. Debora
And doing well as there was a domestic servant in the household. Debora
So new springs and upholstery. Typically, when one restores a piece, especially a family piece with sentimental value, one leaves it as close to...
In the photographs, it appears that it needs nothing more than new upholstery. Am I not seeing something else? Debora
1860 census for Quincy, IL. Surname given as "Cleveland." Found on familysearch.org which is free to join. Debora [ATTACH]
Yep to plaster. Yep to 1970s. Debora
They still have their records! Very impressive. Debora
According to the American Institute for Economic Research, the value of $175 in 1928 is equivalent to just over $3,000 today. That would be one...
I would think it 1970s. And that red switch doesn't look right for 1930s. Debora
To my eye, it doesn't look nearly old enough. I see 1920s, 1930s. What do others think? Debora
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