Yep, he did, he became RICH coloring photographs and, blew it ALL or almost all of it on building furniture. :rolleyes::(:oops::oops::oops:
lol, I FIXED IT! was on twitter talkin POLITICS! little faux pas there
Yeah, I'm not concerned with the value really, I just want the table. Nutting was into making furniture in a BIG way, he opened a furniture...
Well, I'd say it has the clunk down pretty well. To American huh, well, this is wayyyyy out of my field of interest but looks like MCM met Office...
The MET has a similar form table, Joined Table with Drawer, the Bolles collection, donated in 1909 by Mrs Russell Sage, probably Boston, 1680-1710...
If you notice, Wallace Nutting started the provenance trail on that table and, I would bet a fair amount if the truth was told, Nutting himself...
Me too! to be honest. Yeah, I mean i know EXACTLY what those peckerwoods at the Americana sales at Christie's & Sotheby's in NYC are looking for,...
I stole it, $800 hammer + $200 BP + $200 est. ship = $1200. total Nobody wanted it because of that structural repair (replaced top), I TOLD YOU...
It's Mine! All i got to say to @evelyb30 is :p:p:p:p I finally broke my Ruth jinx, maybe! :joyful:
Hmmmm, well to me, Vintage in the furniture world is a nice way of saying "used furniture"
So, @say_it_slowly , having got all of THAT out of the way, whattaya think about these pots/tureens, would they be used, displayed or both do you...
And a good defense it is! I'd say. You know, people that collect fine art for example, paintings or sculpture, display is about all you can do...
I guess I only collect "working" pieces, if i can't use it in my everyday life i am just not interested. Having a piece for "display" only just...
YIKES! that piece would be about $40,000 dollars!
Yeah, I don't know but, I am not a pottery person either so that's why i was asking.
These are not "working" pieces are they? I mean, one would not actually use them at the table would they?
From the same sale/collection....... One of only four published examples, this delicately and realistically modeled 'Rare Crab-Form Tureen and...
Not a Clue! lol, yeah, i hear you and it works for me but, somehow i don't think that's gonna cut it with Pot people :hilarious:
Checking in while waiting for my item at the Americana sales in NYC and these 2 little guys caused quite a stir...
Agrees, it is a cool looking chair, I like the form, especially the arms
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