Circa 1880, transitional from renaissance revival to Eastlake. Walnut. Factory made. Roman numerals are used to match parts. Likely bed number...
Make progress on dwindling my hoard. Travel more and work less. Stave off collecting early retirement another year if I can.
..... The deep recesses of my brain are still good for a few things. :rolleyes:
I am getting a modern vibe from this. Big box home décor from India?
These do look a bit like they are carved from Indonesian plantation hardwood from the back. Think the fronts exhibit finer quality than we...
This is Peters and Reed. Believe the glaze treatment to be called Monteen.
Always took that crystalized finish to be Japanning but maybe not a correct use of the term? Google says it may not be :confused:
Likely, circa 1890 metal trunk with Japanning. Looks like you probably have the inserts but a complete set of pics would probably help.
I have a similar all metal 6' one I use for carpentry projects. Keep a 3' one for places the 6' one is too large to use. Besides carpentry...
Have stayed off this thread since photos and info are not really sufficient to say anything definitive. My gut reaction is that these are fairly...
All pretty modern and made as a lamp. Patina is chemically applied.
Have similar in my shop now. Probably carved shell with enamel, though some modern ones are plastic.
Another vote for Edwardian.
I also think Bohemian. Would guess a compote with a sterling base that has been scrapped. Find a candlestick to mount as a replacement. Also...
Agree with Johnny on this one. When you see that speckled finish, it indicates 70s or later.
Have not posted here in awhile due to busy schedule but thought I might post these since they just got posted to our website. Found a box of...
Would think Lombok but could be wrong since most is not marked.
That shredded clay decoration (can't think what it is called) is typical on 19th century Staffordshire figures so would not rule out an English...
New trend we are seeing in our store is drawers removed to provide open space. Not sure why this is preferable but they sell better than intact...
I think this is a period piece. Would put it to about 1830. The back is oak and I wonder if the wood was salvaged from something else.... hence...
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