Looks to be circa 1925 but more photos are necessary, as it could be older. Also any provenance you have could be important..
Victorian balloon-back sofa. Some French inspired details but not French.
This is an Eastlake side lock (or pillar lock) secretary chest. Wood is walnut with burl accents. Company mark means nothing to me.
Late 19th century stick and ball. If square, a lamp table. If longer than deep, a library table. Don't think any of the slats original. Should...
Think probably a 90s import. Remember seeing such at the furniture markets around then. Agree that it is travertine. Good buy at $20.00.
Look to be oil on canvasboard? If so, I would find matching frames and ditch the mat.
Doesn't necessarily need to be a vent cover but do think an architectural adornment.
I think that because they are so small, it is hard to compare them to her larger works. Can't really fully execute in your normal way in a small...
Agree with others. A vintage architectural panel that has been mounted and framed for hanging.
The fact that is an import from Poland makes me think it is a newer version..... 60s or later.
Kind of what I was thinking. Fabric is more like 40's?
Hadn't thought about an old piece of fabric being incorporated in to a newer basket. The basket itself was pretty dirty and the fabric a bit...
I know that many of the pine needle baskets out there are not native American. What about this one? the use of fabric and beads is a bit...
I had my doubts about both these old spoons but thought I could not get harmed much for 35 cents each. I thought the smaller to have the...
Look how many did not sell....... Some for as low as a penny starting bid....
Just to add to this, I ran across these two C. Benolt paintings in the thrift store the other day. The larger one was $4.00 and the smaller $2.00....
Just realized that this pic expands quite a bit. Was able to enhance and see what I believe to be a break in the mount. Note the two places I...
Would agree if it was two bulbs in opposite direction but this appears to be for a single bulb.
Pic of the socket looks European in origin. Surprised that the way it is mounted puts the bulb off-center. Can't tell how it is mounted in...
Likely early 20th century with Mackmurdo feet (English - arts and crafts period) but probably American.
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