Generally buffet in the US but sideboard is not unheard of. I always have trouble dating such English furniture. Am continually surprised by...
Have seen this before but can't remember where. I do think one of the mainstream US potteries. Mid century modern ..... 50s-60s.
Circa 1930, art deco style. Definitely English.
Value really is dependent on location. Sold a very similar desk here recently for $85.00 retail in our shop here in semi-rural Midwest US. You...
Unfortunately can't hardly give away copper luster here in the US. Passed by a piece at the thrift for $3.00 the other day. Have several pieces...
Looks like a rutile glaze to me.
New pics prove these to be old. Am with the others that these are from a desk. Explains the non-conventional tops seen.
If wood .... pyrography with paint. 1910 or so would be about right.
Is the interior unglazed? If so, would think this was meant for decoration only and relatively modern.
I am getting a Southeast Asian vibe from this. Indonesia or Vietnam possibly. Think it is a vase rather than a storage jar.
Wasn't aware that they had pattern names.
Tobacco jar. Is that Lenin?
I'd have grabbed those metal parts in a heartbeat. Table leaves are hard to use unless solid wood. Only one of those looks like it could be.
My initial reaction is Edwardian and English. Could be a bit earlier but don't think as old as 1850.
Where and when did you get them? My gut reaction is that these are modern Indonesian, though those knobs look like they could be old. Pics of...
If truly an 18th century example, you might be best to consult a reputable auction house for sale. Otherwise, you are unlikely to find an...
Not of the form or quality of the potteries mentioned. Think this is 40s or later. I almost get a McCoy floraline vibe from this, though that...
Thanks for posting this. The pictures also really reinforce what you are saying. It seems that about half of what we see on this thread is...
I think 1850 is right on or just a tad earlier. Think this is a solid wood country piece. Hard to tell wood from these pics. Maybe cherry or,...
Can't see wholesale rejection but maybe some selectivity. At our consignment shop, we reject 90% of the glass and china that people want to...
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